When you have access to information, it's wise not to have "Loose Lips".

Inside a downtown night club our hero, Steve Malore learns more about his current predicament.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3fup1Btg5w

more at http://www.scififunk.com (Now just focuses on the web series)

It's great to see that with every new episode you are maturing your film-making style further and further.

I particularly like the fight sequence (1:55 onward) which is very dramatic. The bar sequence is excellent too and the lighting inside the bar is very good.

The animation and lip synching are smooth with minimal 'hiccups'. I also like a lot the Octane render quality, especially the human skins which are very realistic and far better than the 'cardboard' look that you usually get with Carrara's native renderer.

dr_bernie posted at 10:51AM Sat, 06 February 2016 - #4253413

It's great to see that with every new episode you are maturing your film-making style further and further.

I particularly like the fight sequence (1:55 onward) which is very dramatic. The bar sequence is excellent too and the lighting inside the bar is very good.

The animation and lip synching are smooth with minimal 'hiccups'. I also like a lot the Octane render quality, especially the human skins which are very realistic and far better than the 'cardboard' look that you usually get with Carrara's native renderer.

Hi there. Yes I'm a big fan of Octane Render. Without spending a life time trying to perfect human skin etc and with just buildings and landscapes it can look almost real. Certainly good enough for a second "Is it real?" look. love it!

I'm Glad you like the fight scene. It was important to me to let the lines breathe. They made me laugh when I wrote them

There are several places I had to compromise on due to lack of time. I guess the trick is learning how to minimise the difference between what you have time to make vs what you wanted to make.

The next one is the season 1 finale. Prepare for suprises of a completely different nature. :)