This would be my first decent animation in my 3 years of animating, but I wouldn't have gotten anywhere without the many months of constant support, advice, and guidance from Oscar as I did this project, thanks a million for all your help bro and to Yurlyn for helping me fix all the major problems with the movie :P I never expected this to be such a challenge. It was one heck of an experience, both stressful and gratifying.
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Also: I haven't added the extras menu yet and the scene select/pieces menusĪren't yet working fully, plus there is an audio track missing along with a few sound effects, but this project has been delayed enough, though I will be sure to fix up and add those in ASAP. !NOTE: The pieces in this episode weren't exactly animated in order, and the intro part was actually made last so you may notice a slight quality drop during the first piece, but the quality will pick up as the episode goes. ~ Yurlyn (voice/creature actor & technical assistant to this project)Īfter a long year of very hard work (I tried, I really did), stuck using just flash happy mouse adventures because unfortunately I have no tablet or any other helpful programs to aid with the animation process, I finally present the first episode of RedHand. Part C: Plays just Part C and the credits Part A: Plays Part A, B, C and the credits Play All: Plays all chapters including the intro and the credits One small error is that it won't change parts automatically and you'll need to right click the video and click on "Play" in the context menu manually. Unfortunately, the project has been abandoned as is.
But it's back now and I hope you'll enjoy it even if it has been long overdue. The old domain was RIP which was the reason this entire thing didn't work for so long. Read one book and you will want to read them all.[EDIT 5 (May 5th 2019): I know this has been long overdue but I've managed to restore this movie's greatness by re-uploading the sub parts to another domain. Peter Temple held crime writing up to the light and, with his poet’s ear and eye, made it his own incomparable thing. This wonderful book pays tribute to all the achievements of the master. His work transcends all notions of genre: he remains a towering presence in contemporary Australian literature. What connects them all is his trademark wit, his ruthless intelligence, and his abiding love of his adopted homeland of Australia. The Red Hand also includes the screenplay of the ABC telemovie Valentine’s Day, an improbably delightful tale about an ailing country football club, as well as stories, essays, autobiographical reflections, and a selection of Temple’s brilliant book reviews. This substantial fragment, entitled High Art, reveals a writer at the peak of his powers. When he died, in March 2018, there was an unfinished Jack Irish novel in his drawer.
He made every sentence count and shot the stragglers.’ Shane Maloney Peter Temple didn’t start publishing novels until he was fifty, but then he got cracking, writing nine of them in thirteen years.
‘One of the world’s finest crime writers.’ The Times ‘He was to terse blokes with hard jobs and wounded souls what Proust was to memory.
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