Below is my first and only attempt at movie making. It's called Project M. The series, a loose follow-up to Union Cross, is about a competition-based reality television show where competitors do battle with each other in a virtual world. In the virtual world, each competitor has a different set of powers. However, the show takes a new and dangerous turn when one of the contestants displays his virtual powers in the real world. It was screened at the 2014 GloryReelz Christian Film Festival. My hope is to one day finish the series. There are 14 episodes, each one costs about $800-$1000 to produce. I used a program called Moviestorm to create the characters, and I found some wonderful voice actors from Voices.com.
Project M: Episode One
Logline: A reality TV show is turned upside down when a young man with strange powers enters the contest.
Below is my first and only attempt at movie making. It's called Project M. The series, a loose follow-up to Union Cross, is about a competition-based reality television show where competitors do battle with each other in a virtual world. In the virtual world, each competitor has a different set of powers. However, the show takes a new and dangerous turn when one of the contestants displays his virtual powers in the real world. It was screened at the 2014 GloryReelz Christian Film Festival. My hope is to one day finish the series. There are 14 episodes, each one costs about $800-$1000 to produce. I used a program called Moviestorm to create the characters, and I found some wonderful voice actors from Voices.com.
Below is my first and only attempt at movie making. It's called Project M. The series, a loose follow-up to Union Cross, is about a competition-based reality television show where competitors do battle with each other in a virtual world. In the virtual world, each competitor has a different set of powers. However, the show takes a new and dangerous turn when one of the contestants displays his virtual powers in the real world. It was screened at the 2014 GloryReelz Christian Film Festival. My hope is to one day finish the series. There are 14 episodes, each one costs about $800-$1000 to produce. I used a program called Moviestorm to create the characters, and I found some wonderful voice actors from Voices.com.
