Here’s another update on the film “Mr. Humpfninkel’s Sales Technique”.
Attached are some new frames from the short animated movie.
The movie is being rendered in 1920 X 1080 Hi Definition – which is the first production we’ve used the format on so far.
It makes a massive difference to the output quality, as I’m sure you can guess.
“To Shoot A Rurf” was rendered at a DVD PAL standard scale of 720 X 576 and although the overall image quality was good, I feel that it would have really benefited from being rendered the way “Mr. Humpfninkel…” is being made.
The image quality is so clear and sharp and there is no loss of picture details – which is so important when there has been so much effort put into little details throughout the film.
Even if something is only going to be on screen for less than a second it should be clearly seen - otherwise what the hell was the point in putting it there in the first place??!!!
On the audio front, lots of time has been going into producing a quality soundtrack.
“Mr. Humpfninkel…” is a completely different feel to “To Shoot A Rurf” or even “Opera Baby” and the music need to both reflect this and really contribute to the overall mood of the movie.
“To Shoot A Rurf” was very sparse aurally except maybe for the big singing number in the night Club sequence towards the end. Overall it was a very sombre movie in the audio department.
“Mr. Humpfninkel…” is a jolly little movie and writing ‘jolly music’ or a ‘comedy score’ is much harder to achieve successfully than a horror or a drama.
Until the next update,
Shane
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