New Frontier - Chapter Six

A guy living in the Old West named Joe gets transported into the future, into the "New Frontier" of modern capitalism and disconnection and is not too happy with what he finds has happened.

Johnny Peacemaker-
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLogicJunkie
Lisa Keen-
http://raynesworld.blogspot.com/
Gracie-
Bernie TF
Zig-
http://www.youtube.com/user/dnHooligan
Mayor-
http://www.youtube.com/user/bbbleaver
Various Characters-
http://www.youtube.com/user/bipolarorwakingup
http://www.youtube.com/user/3micaB
http://www.youtube.com/user/Dane842
http://www.youtube.com/user/zzz33333

Music(NonCommercial Attribution License) by:
Kevin MacLeod - March of the Mind (Intro and Chapter Six), Frailing and Sailing(Chapter Five), Lasting Hope (Chapter Seven)
Minoff - Chapter One - Beale
Drainar - Chapter Two - Western Rumble
Xerochi - Chapter Four - Head First Into a Wall
DDtMM - Chapter Seven - Time Space Thought

All other Music by Me
Sound Effects Courtesy of Flashkit, 5000 Sound Effects, SoundForge, Audacity

Adobe Photoshop CS3, Adobe Flash CS3 and Wacom Tablet were used in this production.

Also, thanks to Amar, Josh, and everyone else who assisted me in this project!

Copyright 2008 ozjthomas

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• new
• frontier
• animation
• western
• capitalism
• disconnection
• post-modern
• alienation
• progress
• ozjthomas

[SkinsDeep]

Very nice! I liked the story line, only seen chap 5&6 so far. Really great Flash work,I'll sub and check out some more of your work!

[ozjthomas]

Awesome, thank you.

[Maiyanna]

That was really good! :)

[ozjthomas]

Thank you for watching, MaryAnn :)

[ItsFilthy]

:o(

[gabi83tm]

Hehe. I was hoping they would. It matters not that it's a cliche. The entertainment industry has managed to turn everything into a chliche.

[dnHooligan]

thanks for the headzup. i musta mistit in my absence.

[ozjthomas]

indeed, and hey d, you saw the previous chapter, right(you made an appearance) :p

[ozjthomas]

Thanks, J. :)

[ozjthomas]

Very insightful. In my first drafts it was much more obvious, but it's kind of a movie cliche by this point.