by Tolvo Sat May 26, 2012 10:37 am
You are the same people who made the prophet aren't you?
Also a little thing I've noticed is your props and attire, they look a bit goofy though are fairly accurate. That's just sort of how these things are, in most fiction they get played up and are designed in a manner to appear amazing, when sometimes this gear just looked a bit silly on a person. There is a way that I think you guys could counter this though, and this approach is actually something you see in Dark Souls. If you examine most of the armor sets you'll notice they are heavily worn with scratches, light cracking, and other wears of metal. It might help to really sell it if you guys do damage the armor and weapons, if only slightly to give them a lived in feel. As well never forget with how many faceless characters there are if you have an actor with the right body but not the voice, you could just add the voice over later though that of course will increase the editing work. Though if you are indeed the same people who made that Prophet short film, it seems like you have your editing in the bag.
I know these are pretty simple suggestions, but they're just in case you guys hadn't considered them yet at this point.
