Asphyxia: 30 Min Movie Download In Mp4

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Asphyxia: 30 min movie download in mp4

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Congratulations and thank you for this movie. I didn't follow its development in the last months, it became better than I expected.It has some really great pictures, animations, effects and a very sweet lady in it :)

I realise they sponsored the project, although i dont not know to what extend. Cudos to them for doing so.But, their version already has a 10 second intro showing the divx-logo to promote their involvement. There was absolutely no need to put the logo in the movie itself. To me this just ruins the whole experience.If others dont see it that way, fine. But I will just wait for the production-png-files to become available and make my own h264-version (without a logo).

awesome story and some very innovative narrative achievements. great that it is a movie that could never have been done by an american studio. as others have said, it feels epic for being only fifteen minutes long and the ability to communicate so much information and depth of feeling in such a small amount of time - such economy of expression - is really a significant achievement to be proud of!

- it doesn't make sense that sintel passes out after the encounter with the guy at beginning. she is uninjured and it plays as a "movie faint". it would have been a simple matter to give her a severe whack to the head during the fight to explain it. also, the attacker is not blind but he charges heedlessly even though she's heading for the spear so that's a weakness that could have been addressed in combat choreography.

- final render quality leaves something to be desired... silhouettes and edges feel a bit too sharp and "unmarried" to the environment. something that sticks out is the tail of the big dragon behind sintel just before it swipes her. some of the subsurfacescattering seems to be creating almost an "inkline" effect. actually, maybe this looks fine transferred to film but as a direct digital movie, the outlines of objects have a cg, brittle and artificial quality... maybe a run through a film grain filter or something would help?

Great job. blender2.5 rocks and I hope this short film will help the rise of this software over the (too much)COMMERCIAL solutions!Great job you ve done guys. At first, durian should be a crazy action movie with ninja girafs and flying monkeys but your script is not so bad too ;)

Really weak. Honestly, what is Sintel after? Snatching a baby dragon from her mother? That's the motivation? We as an audience might be shocked to learn that "oh, years had gone by", but her? she somehow managed to forget about the fact that 10 years(I would imagine, at the very least) had gone by and that the baby dragon might now be all grown up? And she just happens to find the dragon she was looking for in the first cave she walks into? what's the significance of the tree(its on the logo after all) and who was the guy who attacks Sintel? was he just lurking on the snow on the off chance that a lone girl-on-a-quest might be passing by? And what does Sintel do for all that matter? She's just an expert warrior who can go mano a mano with a Dragon, who just lives as a squatter in a(gorgeus, no doubt about that) ruined city? There's no conception of the movie's world below the surface level.

I won't go over the technical details. The movie pushed the boundaries of Blender production. Still, I believe both previous efforts where more successful in reaching their goals, though obviously those goals were less ambitious. Having said that, it bothers me that for all the technical accomplishment, they couldn't come up with a decent script. This is video game cut scene level, not short film level.

Kudos to Ton and all the team, really, I appreciate the work, but in the end this movie will not be judged by the effort it took to make it, but by the final product itself, and I believe it is lacking.

certainly i have to agree, the story pretty much is the weakest point... but picking on the technical and visual quality of the movie.... kinda poor. just imagine guys, toy story 3 took about 3 years and a team of 300 PROFESSIONALS and what came out: the same story as in toy story 2 and apart from the spanish mode buzz nothing outstanding.here on the other hand there was just a bunch of hobby 3d artists (damn gifted ones by the way), who created within only one year a short movie full of pictures with one beautiful composing. the camera and the cuts just work perfect, and all this only with blender in alpha state... i just can say, you got my full respect.little mistakes, like hair penetrating the collar... i bet the guys noticed these things and they would have loved to correct it, but time is always too short, so they had to deal with it

this is pretty average to be honest. would have been great 10 years ago. the look is just not up to par by todays standards. the lighting is very fake looking. way to much ambient light and no contact shadows. the animation is subpar. Characters have hoses for arms that don't bend right. After big buck bunny i was hoping for something much better. kind of a let down. big buck bunny was much better . the blender foundation still has trouble telling a good story. in all the movies so far there are some confusing moments that are unclear. the first movie with the two crazy dudes was just straight up strange. buck bunny was a lot better but still had flow issues. and this one sadly is a stead back. Why do these films in such a short amount of time? i would take the time to really develop the story and not try to do so much with the software. I totally agree with jin , a lot of valid points .

I am currently downloading the video, but I have seen it through youtube. I'd say considering the time and financial constraints, as well as the number of volunteers working on the project (a feature film would employ hundreds of artists), plus the fact that they're working on developing blender at the same time, I'd say the result is pretty awesome!

my less than perfect work was not LESS IMPERFECT because of the budget or schedule. the imperfection does NOT get MITIGATED by the conditions of production. why should it after all? in hollywood, whether your movie cost $10,000 or $100 million dollars, the audience pays the same price.

OMG! Well done Durian and a massive round of applause to Ton who managed to keep everything under control! Yes my fav scene was probably the rain one as well! Too bad it wasn't done by the durian team :-( Anyway Awesome movie guys. Hopefully Channel 9 get back to me about airing it in Victoria!!

In fact in terms of animation and art, BBB is beautifully crafted. No argument there. Maybe some people can improve on the sintel movie once the blend files come in, after all, it's open (I can't because I'm just a software developer, and have no 3D skills whatsoever)!

OK. SBS has come back saying they would love to organize airing the entire open movie trilogy sometime in the near future. I'm waiting to hear back from channel 9 first to hear what they have to say :-) Heres hoping!

GREAT IDEA! A behind-the-scenes look into Sintel and the others in the 'trilogy' would be awesome to watch after seeing the movies. Let alone massive advertising for Blender! So far nothing from Ch.9 *sigh*. Oh well, I'll keep you posted!

I don't understand why everyone is talking about the budget as if it's some paltry sum, as if these guys turned the movie around for pocket change in their garage. The article referenced on Blendernation just two posts before this one listed the budget at 400,000 euros. That is a ton of coin for a twelve minute film.

And please, find somebody to write a decent story next time. Elephants Dream made no sense, Big Buck Bunny was decent, but predictable, and Sintel made almost no sense at all. And all three movies were about one person/animal being mean to somebody/something else.While I'd prefer a story about some sort of triumph or accomplishment, if you are going to insist on doing another tragedy do some research on some of the masters of tragedy like Shakespeare or Cormac McCarthy. They do it right. 2ff7e9595c