Tony Mullen has won a prestigious screenwriting award with a short story. He's planning to turn it into a Blender project next year.
Tony writes:
I thought maybe some Blendernation readers might be interested to know about a project I'm working on. It's a short movie called "Electric Town" and the script just won a fairly prestigious screenwriting award, the Blue Cat Fellini award (5 winners were chosen out of 1600 entrants).
Here's an interview with me that Blue Cat did. In it I mention how Blender (and hopefully, at some point, the Blender community) is connected with this project. As I have it planned, the movie will involve a combination of live action, stop-motion animation, puppetry, and CG effects done with Blender.
This isn't a call for any kind of participation just yet. It's a little too early for that. I'm storyboarding right now and after that I'll begin work on building props. Sometime next year I hope to have things far enough along to be making more concrete plans for getting other people involved.
Thanks!
Tony
7 Comments
congratulations! good luck on the project
Congrats, Tony! Bluecat is one of the better contests for screenwriting.
Very well done, Tony. Is the script available for reading?
Blender and screenwritng... two of my favourite things.
Congratz !
Nice! Congratulations Tony!
Congratulations! I really enjoyed the interview!
Congratulations. Well done.