*PRE-RELEASE* Film Reveal Trailer

The moment many of you have been asking for is coming soon...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aq7e9Oxkl0&hd=1

^Be sure to watch in 1080p^

The film is officially in pre-production, with a script in active development and some CGI work even getting started early. Since the Dreamviews community is really what made the first film a success, I thought it only right that I should release the Reveal trailer a day early for you all to enjoy exclusively :)

Trailer will be available to the public soon. No ETA for the finished product yet, but I'm going to take however long I need to in order for it to blow the socks off of the first film in every possible way.

If you still haven't seen the first one, be sure to check it out on the Dream Tube. You'll want to be all caught up for the sequel, believe me ;)

Not so sure I like the premise. Lucid Dreaming is overrated.

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Originally Posted by Omnis Dei

Not so sure I like the premise. Lucid Dreaming is overrated.

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Either you're being sarcastic or you're on the wrong forum, buddy ;)

You need anti-aliasing on your text.

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Originally Posted by tommo

You need anti-aliasing on your text.

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Did you watch the video in 1080p? That should solve the aliasing issues. Unless you're talking about the 3D effect on the title...it turned out slightly choppy because I didn't use true 3D text. Renders faster that way. Either way, it's a heck of a lot better than the first short film :P

Yeah, 1080p, the text was still pixelly. Just clear pixels lol

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Originally Posted by tommo

Yeah, 1080p, the text was still pixelly. Just clear pixels lol

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lol ok...looks fine on my end, but my monitor is technically 1050p, not 1080p, so that may be why. Duly noted in that case, and I'll be sure to run an antialias pass over the next video :)

Looks cool; I like the sound effects and how you did the 2012 at the end. I'm really curious to see the final product!

As for the "pixellation" issue... 1080p, when scaled down enough, will always look pixelated. I've done lots of videos in HD and learned that the smaller you view them, the choppier they look. Video players will not anti-alias stuff that they play.

Try viewing fullscreen or with a larger player. ;)