Evan Wilder: Distributor, talent scout and transmedia producer in Detroit, Michigan.

Greetings all! I work for Plantation Village Studios, which also has a stage 32 page. We are currently seeking very qualified freelancers in the areas I will list below. So if you or someone you know is well versed in any of the following, please make yourself known. Thanks so much! After Effects artists, 3D Max artists, Matte Painters, Rotoscope, Maya Artist, 3D visualisation, Storyboard Artist, Nuke Artist, Smoke Artist, Flame Artist, Shake Artist, and Avid DS

Before I write any screenplay, I write what I call a screenplay outline. This is nothing more than generic outline of the plot layered in bullet points. Then, I use that outline to write the final spec script. What do you guys do in regards to writing your outline?

Times change and they change rapidly. Video games were just little sprites that run amuck on your screen and now you can now use those very same graphics to tell a story. Yes, it’s very possible now. They’re called machinima and our mission is to create a RPG satire-drama that achieves three milestones: • Create a RPG satire that makes so much of the fun of other RPGs that we have all came across. • Use this RPG satire-drama to tell an engaging story to our audience. And this is the most important one of all… • To educate our audience in a way that’s kick-ass about the worldwide financial crisis that’s heading in our direction. Post-Dollar is about two friends (one insane, the other ill-prepared) as they deal with the worldwide currency collapse that occurs in 2016. This is hefty project as we all want this project to be fulfilled as the best project ever. From hiring writers and voice actors to even an animation team, this animation project is to surpass everyone’s expectations on what Internet animation can really do! Which brings me to introducing who I am, what we do, and who are we looking for. My name is Evan Wilder and I work with E.Wil Entertainment, LLC. Our mission is to bring high-quality animation to the Internet. In essence, we are the Internet’s Pixar. And who are we looking for to join us on our goal? An animation timing director, of course. Of course, we need to explain a few things first, though. We are handling animation that you may not be all-too familiar with… We are handling animation that regards to machinima (in other words, old-school video game graphics) For more references to what we’re talking about, check out Dorkly and Sonic for Hire. Because of this, someone who is familiar with video game from the old times (early 90s/16-bit: think Secret of Mana and Final Fantasy.) So, if you’re excited about: • Animation • Being Punctual • Being Professional About Your Craft • Working With Others • Passionate • Reasonable • Have An Eye For The Detail Then, come work with us! One disclaimer we want to say is that we are placing this project to be crowdfunded. However, everyone that works on this project will be compensated for their contribution on an episodic basis. Tell us about your work and show us how your past work experience. How can you get a hold of us? PHONE: (313) 587-0330 E-MAIL: ewilentertains@yahoo.com

Let’s take a trip back to the 90s when joystick was a sexual innuendo for masturbation. We didn’t have 3D-rendered backgrounds from Final Fantasy VII, we had regular 2D backgrounds and we were just fine with those. Now welcome back to 2013 where everyone and their neighbor has the phenomenal ability to create their very own RPGs. What’s better is that because of technological advancements, we can add voices to our old-school RPG comrades! Hello, machinima! (Machinimas are shows that use video game sprite graphics to create entertainment.) And now fun begins. Hi, I’m Evan Wilder and I work with E.Wil Entertainment – the online animation production company dedicated to bringing forth high-quality animated shows throughout the Internet and the world. If you love old-school RPGs then you’ll love Post-Dollar. Post-Dollar is a machinima RPG satire-drama chronicling the adventures of two friends during a worldwide financial crisis in 2016. Do you draw environments from the caves to cities to forests? Do you draw 16-bit versions of vast worlds? If you do, that’s perfect! We’re looking for background artist who don’t enjoy their craft but are also professional towards to their background art career, as well. If this sound like something you want to be a part of, we want to hear from you. Send us your portfolio and tell us about yourself E-MAIL: ewilentertains@yahoo.com PHONE: (313) 587-0330 Thank you for reading this and we look forward to hearing from you.

Times change and they change rapidly. Video games were just little sprites that run amuck on your screen and now you can now use those very same graphics to tell a story. Yes, it’s very possible now. They’re called machinima and our mission is to create a RPG satire-drama that achieves three milestones: • Create a RPG satire that makes so much of the fun of other RPGs that we have all came across. • Use this RPG satire-drama to tell an engaging story to our audience. And this is the most important one of all… • To educate our audience in a way that’s kick-ass about the worldwide financial crisis that’s heading in our direction. Post-Dollar is about two friends (one insane, the other ill-prepared) as they deal with the worldwide currency collapse that occurs in 2016. This is hefty project as we all want this project to be fulfilled as the best project ever. From hiring writers and voice actors to even an animation team, this animation project is to surpass everyone’s expectations on what Internet animation can really do! Which brings me to introducing who I am, what we do, and who are we looking for. My name is Evan Wilder and I work with E.Wil Entertainment, LLC. Our mission is to bring high-quality animation to the Internet. In essence, we are the Internet’s Pixar. And who are we looking for to join us on our goal? An animation timing director, of course. Of course, we need to explain a few things first, though. We are handling animation that you may not be all-too familiar with… We are handling animation that regards to machinima (in other words, old-school video game graphics) For more references to what we’re talking about, check out Dorkly and Sonic for Hire. Because of this, someone who is familiar with video game from the old times (early 90s/16-bit: think Secret of Mana and Final Fantasy.) So, as an Animation/Timing Director, what can you expect? Feel free to expect: • To oversee all animation in regards to both character and background animation. • Geographically place background environments and characters in locations that make logistical sense – with a machinima however, this is very simplistic easy. • Time both the movements of the characters and the background in a way that makes the both aspects of the characters and environments feel real to the audience. • Communicate with both background and character animation teams of how animation is timed. • Communicate with showrunner, the writing staff, and the producer of the show. And guess what… Our goal is to be the Internet’s Pixar without the giant studio! So, if you’re excited about: • Animation • Being Punctual • Being Professional About Your Craft • Working With Others • Passionate • Reasonable • Have An Eye For The Detail Then, come work with us! One disclaimer we want to say is that we are placing this project to be crowdfunded. However, everyone that works on this project will be compensated for their contribution on an episodic basis. Tell us about your work and show us how your past work experience. How can you get a hold of us? PHONE: (313) 587-0330 E-MAIL: ewilentertains@yahoo.com

My, my, aren't you everywhere?

Hi, Max, I've came across your page. I'm curious about your past as a former IT-entrepreneur, though.

I've signed up for Stage 32 about a few months ago. I have been getting e-mails from it since but I was too busy to respond until now. Now, as an animation producer, I am announce now that I plan to be with this social network and I look forward to getting know each and every one of you guys!

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I've read that screenwriters should know how their scripts ends before starting to write. I find that even though I outline and flesh things out, my script creates its own ending organically. Do you usually know your ending at the beginning?