Statesboro Film Festival Update April 13 and FREE CGI SOFTWARE!

[LCRevelationz]

I went to the Statesboro Film Festival Website and I saw and really liked your movie. I am currently writing a script in order to enter into it this year. I hope to see you at the festival

[georgiahoosier]

@LCRevelationz Glad you liked it. Hope to see your entry for this coming year. I'm actually more hoping they've decided to hold the festival again for 2012

[LCRevelationz]

@georgiahoosier They are. You have to send in your film by the 1st of April but if you do it late you can send it in on the 10th of April and you only have to pay 3 more dollars. After that they are not going to be accepting any more films. The festival date is TBA still i think

[fluffymcdeath]

caligari!! That rings a bell. I remember it from back in 1989 or 1990 on the Amiga. That was a cool bit of software. Then I sort of lost track of it....

Yup - looks like that's the lineage. Mayhaps I'll have to try it out.

[georgiahoosier]

@fluffymcdeath I always wanted to work with an Amiga, but got sidetracked about that same time with getting married and building PC XTs for a time. Neither of those ventures worked out, I should have just stuck with Commodore!

[fluffymcdeath]

@georgiahoosier Not to worry. Commodore didn't work out either! :)

I still have a bunch of old machines though - they were quite the thing in their day and pretty amazing what people were able to ring out of them. 1 MB of RAM and 7MHz CPU!!

[soultaker76]

My brother inlaw got me into doing 3D work. He was big into Truespace and that's what he originally showed me how to do stuff with. It's nice.

[georgiahoosier]

@soultaker76 It's the first one I've seen that makes sense to me. Like I said, Blender is considered great, but I'm flummoxed by it. I think I can do something with Truespace

[flickerchocho]

Thanks for the video!

[georgiahoosier]

@flickerchocho You bet! Hope you get some good from the software, it looks like a great program