The Official Ultrakids Website
 
This is a collection of shots showing the production process of Astro Boy, which by the way, is a really good family movie.
The thing is, most behind the scenes videos have the director or whoever talking about the production, but in this video, there is no talking. Just watching the animators work, someone pitching the storyboards...it's a lot of good stuff.
 
 
Here's a little clip from the Jellyfish Labs community site. You have to become a member to watch it (which I am) so I hope I don't get ordered to take this video off. Anyways, it's really informational, if you want to learn how to green screen, this is it.
So anyway, if you want to see the actual stuff, check out JellyTelly.com. Maybe in the future I'll be able to pitch an Ultrakids show to them...eh, wishful thinking. Better than pitching it to Disney and having the Ultrakids talk about the weather.
 
 
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Yes, production has started on the new Ultrakids movie! I am really excited about the incredible script. The approximate run time is about 3 hours long, making this a true epic. I forgot to inform you guys a couple weeks ago that we were all funded. Filming will start on July 30, 2009, all over NYC.

Click the picture for a better quality picture and more information!

 
 


This is part of a JellyTelly (see links on front page)  segment where Alfred Wilburwale tells you a tale about patience.  From the guy who made Veggietales, you will not see anything like this in 'regular' Christian kids shows. Angel Wars is the only exception.

Oh yeah, and I want this kind of internet video technology to stream my videos.

 
 

Warning: the following banter is a total waste of time to read. The following is just to show how I practice my personal style of writing.

Something strange is afoot. Afoot? That would smell. Please put your sock and shoe back on. In fact, better put them on for both feet. Afeet? No, I don’t think that’s a word. What does afoot mean anyway? Let’s check the thesaurus. With Microsoft Word, it’s as easy as a click of a button….which it is.
    Afoot is synonymous with the following: happening, going on, occurring, taking place, up (hey, that’s a Pixar movie coming out), in the works, and stirring. Ooh, stirring. A monster is stirring. A monster is a foot, I mean, afoot. A foot monster wouldn’t be that scary. Unless it was a really big foot. Then it would stomp on all of us. But it would be easy to defeat because all we have to do is destroy its big toe. Did you know that without your big toe your balance would completely give away? I guess a foot monster isn’t so bad after all.
    Now, if the monster was really afoot, not a foot but afoot…you know what I mean…that would be scary because there would be no definition for what the monster is. It might be dragon. It might be a cockroach. We wouldn’t know until we saw it. But it might be a cockroach, which isn’t that scary. So we’re not actually getting scared by the monster, we’re getting scared because of the suspense the unknown monster brings.
    So it we’re all frightened because it might be a dragon, we should just tell ourselves it is a cockroach. That would annihilate (nice word) all suspense and fear. Of course, we would be very unprepared if it were really a dragon and that would be bad.
 
 

A Man made of GingerBread
Didn't have a ginger head
Whatever he saw, he had to destroy it
(The worst part about it was that he actually enjoyed it)
The giant cookie lurked in a city
Named Didderville, and the result was not pretty
Everyone present would tremble in fear
Whenever the colossal piece of bread would appear
No one in Didderville dare even smirk
But in their heads they were thinking, "Let's kill this old jerk!"
Mr. Gingerbread crushed their buildings and roads
Their libraries, houses, and LemonBerry Toads.
The people of Didderville thought they were done
The only food available were gingerbread crumbs
But when Peter Willis placed a bomb
At the giant's feet and set it on
(or set it off, but as you can tell
I needed to rhyme with bomb, oh well)
Cookie Goliath then exploded
Into gingerbread rocks which soon eroded
And everyone in Didderville shouted for joy
But where was our heroic little boy?
Alas, Peter Willis wasn't too smart
T'was two feet away when the bomb blew apart
So now our little boy lies dead
In a coffin made of gingerbread



 
First Test Post 01/22/2009
 

This is a test post. Test, test, test.
This is not a test post. Un-test, un-test, un-test.
Help! I've been swallowed by a whale! Good thing he has internet connection.