My name is Aaron Houillon and I am the director/producer for an in-the-works machinima project called The Delta Vector. It has grown from a small, goof-off video between my friends and I to a projected feature-length (90-120 minutes) film. Because of that, I am going to need a lot more help if I'm going to see this project through to the end, which I most assuredly will. First, some information about the film:
Mmhmmm. Something that has grown from a "goof-off" video won't last. I guarantee it.
Summary: The Global Coalition has become the world's first and only one-world government, uniting the world under a common currency and tongue by trading storehouses of the Earth's quickly-dwindling supplies of drinkable water for peace between nations and the power to rule them.
Mhm Alri-WAIT BACK THE FUCK UP. /WATER/ IS RUNNING OUT?
That does not work, At all, Scientifically, At all. Really. I mean, Do you understand what all those massive water purification plants are? They're specifically designed to cleanse and purify waste water into drinkable/bathable water. We would NEVER run out of drinking water unless suddenly the oceans just went POOF.
However, the human cost of maintaining this empire is brutal, as a harsh Orwellian police state rises to keep a firm grip on the peace gained by the GC's efforts.
Mmh.. continue.
When state-sponsored brutality isn't enough, the GC begins to conduct experiments on the human mind to pacify its citizens. In the midst of this chaotic new world order, a guerrilla resistance movement called The Delta Vector emerges from ordinary citizens who have seen through the GC's veil of peace.
Uhh.. And how can these people rebel against them? And how is it a BAD thing if everyone's peaceful, Even if their thoughts are being controlled?
Out of this movement, an elite squad of the Delta Vector's best soldiers, known as the White Knights, has risen up to undertake a bold and daring plot that could decide the fate of human civilization. It is up to each man to confront his inner demons before taking on the squad's most fearsome challenge yet.
Jesus christ that name is trite. Not only that but it seems to me like your main characters are really vindictive war-mongering bastards who are ruining eternal blissful peace purely because WE DUN LIKE GUVENREMENT!
Here's how this is going to work. The script (and subsequently the film) will be feature-length, around 90-120 minutes. The script is not finalized and is being written as an ongoing process, although I do have a framework for how the film will play itself out. The film will be released to YouTube in episodes running between 9 and 12 minutes or so until the film is completed in its entirety.
Why not just make the entire thing into one long film? It'd be a waste of time to cut episodes instead of a massive movie.
This film is being made for free and is fueled by volunteers, so I cannot promise any monetary compensation. I envision this to be a community-based effort, and while it is possible for me and a few friends to make this movie, it will take a LOT more time and will be substantially lower in quality than what I know the Garry's Mod community is capable of. I hope that we can come together to create a high-quality, engaging, community-driven film.
The problem is. Nobody will do model/anim work for free unless they REALLY love the project. And to be honest your plot is incredibly holed and very trite.
Given the scope of this project, it will take one to two years to complete. I understand that the work put forward for this project will be all volunteer work, and as such YOU DO NOT NEED TO STAY ON THE PROJECT FOR ITS ENTIRETY. Rather, I will treat requests for work as a contract. For example, if I need a texture for a 3D model or an entirely new 3D model itself, I will send a request to every modeler/texture artist on the list. Whoever can get the job done gets a credit in the film and their work featured.
That's VERY backwards/wrong. You're essentially saying "if you do it shitty i won't credit you at all."
I also understand that because this is volunteer work, most of you have lives outside of this community and as a result this movie will fall low on the priority list, as it should be. However, I do want to get this film done before my grandkids graduate college, so I will expect timely, professional work. I do hope that if you volunteer to work on this movie, that you take it as seriously as I do, though I know that it should be a learning experience for everyone involved, and hopefully we'll have some fun times too.
"DO ME WORK FAST DO IT FREE AND DO IT WHEN I WANT IT HOW I WANT IT. It'll be fun!"