Post by account_disabled on Dec 12, 2017 4:57:27 GMT -3
Hello,
Putting together a horror web-series all done in CGI, and thought it would be a top idea to touch base with the community as best I can. Here's the synopsis (below the link to the youtube clip), would love any opinions, thoughts, input - good time to have your say on what you wanna see or DONT wanna see?
1541
Famed Spanish Explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado is heading through what is now modern day Kansas on a mission. A box containing unknown contents that has been kept sealed under lock and key by the Vatican has been delivered to him to take as far from civilisation as possible and bury as deep in the Earth as possible, never to be found again.
1967
Arksville lies within the forests of Pennsylvania. It is a large town on the verge of being a city. Since the closure of the local coal mine in 1931, and sighting themselves as a ‘get away from it all’ hamlet, tucked into rural Pennsylvania alongside the Susquehanna River the town has thrived on tourism.
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62619
Whiteboard Explainer Video
Putting together a horror web-series all done in CGI, and thought it would be a top idea to touch base with the community as best I can. Here's the synopsis (below the link to the youtube clip), would love any opinions, thoughts, input - good time to have your say on what you wanna see or DONT wanna see?
1541
Famed Spanish Explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado is heading through what is now modern day Kansas on a mission. A box containing unknown contents that has been kept sealed under lock and key by the Vatican has been delivered to him to take as far from civilisation as possible and bury as deep in the Earth as possible, never to be found again.
1967
Arksville lies within the forests of Pennsylvania. It is a large town on the verge of being a city. Since the closure of the local coal mine in 1931, and sighting themselves as a ‘get away from it all’ hamlet, tucked into rural Pennsylvania alongside the Susquehanna River the town has thrived on tourism.
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62619
Whiteboard Explainer Video