Tony Pham: Art director, illustrator and content creator in Chandler, Arizona.

YAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! I heard about this project a few months back with how they're using Unreal their pipeline and the quality is just incredible. It's not as well known but to do full animations in Unreal Engine, eliminating the hours of render time compared to standard CPU or GPU render engines is huge game changer!! I can't wait to pump out animations using UE5!! Awesome stuff Toby Cochran

I will be checking this show out. I really have to get better knowledge of the Unreal Engine.

One EP a week? I gotta watch this! U5 is amazing!

This is so exciting, Curt Fulster!

I just watched this now and it’s quite amazing

What an awesome Stage 32 success story and great piece of work. Inspiring on many levels. Congratulations and wishing you huge success with it.

I"m fascinated with the the 3d animation world. But not yet ready to take it on. Davinci resolve has a 3D effects maker, and that breaks my brain. But I never thought I'd be able to do this until I did, all it takes is the right tech.

I don't consider myself much of an animator but I definitely appreciate the work that animators do. Fortunately for people like us, there are easy ways to get some basic animations going just to get concepts out, especially with Mixamo. Like you, when I first got into it, it was completely mind-numbing.

It's exciting to see how technology and software can be utilized to push the boundaries of creativity and bring unique animation projects to life. Also, I love to use online resources such as https://essays.edubirdie.com/assignment-writing-service for assistance. I am inspired to explore these tools myself and see how they can enhance my own animation projects, opening up new possibilities for storytelling and visual expression.

Hey, Tony Pham. Stage 32 put out a blog about networking the other day: www.stage32.com/blog/how-to-network-successfully-on-stage-32-3356

"Is it better to interact in the lounges or throw out questions to start a conversation?" I've networked both ways. I suggest doing both.

Congrats! I’m an Independent Author/Illustrator. Starting out my first gig with an animation brand and would like to stay in contact.

Love the energy in this thread.

Any animation company, producer or director looking for a heartfelt musical called "Christmas Church Mice?" Three mice cause chaos in town and wind up bringing a diversity of people and animals together singing "Can We Have Peace for One Day?" With fifteen songs of friendship, home and love, plus humorous songs of animals and towns folk.

yes on pictures.

Thank you everyone for your feedback - I remember the Stranger Things deck had no pictures of any actors, just pictures of their world. Shonda Rhimes says no to actor pictures because of the simple fact if the producer does not like the actors I have on the wish list then they might not greenlight even though it is just a wish list in addition if you have said actor on the wishlist some executives can not see further down the line and will always focus on a particular actor on the deck rather than the one we may cast! I would think the executives after reading the script will think of certain actors to play the characters. I might just create two-pitch decks and see the response I receive from both of them. thanks much everyone!

Dan reminded me of my stage days anecdote I gotta bring to life here. Now, many of you might find this arrogant, but that just confirms lotta people here are just cherries...It'll pass if u hang on... :)

So, stage director I was working with says one day this dude turned on his doorsteps, presenting him as a established stage writer. OK...director asks for one of his pieces, reads it, tosses it to garbage, says "C'mon man, ure not Chekov...Guy say back: Really? Is Chekov having commas in his plays? Yes? Do I have? Yes. Doe's Chekov has full stops and sentences in his plays? Do I have? Yes...etc...

Director rolls eyes...

If you love writing horror then you need to check out Karina Wilson's upcoming Horror Feature Writing Lab that starts this Saturday. There are only two spots left. Check it out: https://www.stage32.com/classes/Writing-Horror-Films-The-First-Draft

Hi Morgan, Sci-fi here, some horror

I'm really into sci-fi, and I have such a weak stomach for horror.

Ever since I saw the first season, I knew personally, that this would be a series I would need to study and break down. Everything is so nicely done and beautifully rendered, that I feel each story is a work of art.

I love it. I hope it continues to do well.

Ah David I completely agree. There are shorts that I believe deserve a bigger look. There are some truly inspiring worlds in that series.

Welcome! I'm new to screenwriting as well, nice to meet you!

Glad you joined the lounge, Cecil Anthony Valdez-Hernandez V.

Welcome Cecil Anthony Valdez-Hernandez V Glad you're here. Onward and upward.

@Tony Pham they're definitely trying to plan on the VTuber concept with this video series.

Great animation, Terrence Sellers. I'm not sure if I've ever seen animation like that. Great marketing tool also.

Terrence Sellers I can see this being pretty successful, I mean the overall quality of this render is amazing! Could I ask if the animation was done using motion capture?

Maurice Vaughan I think only if it is competitive and you win.

Ok, Bob Harper. Thanks.

Congrats, Bob!

Hi Kevin! The trailer looks awesome and I'm loving the music. Did I see Ted Bundy?

Tony Pham Thank you Tony! The entire documentary will be released this year, but I will maintain updates here on Stage 32.

Jo Gomesh Glad you dig it Jo, and yes that was Ted Bundy :)

Happy Holidays, Tony Pham! I like the artwork.

Happy holidays!