Comments on: RESULTS OF THE SCUD FAN FILM COMPETITION! http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:57:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Rob http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9877 Rob Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:42:55 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9877 Sorry. I only have a few left and I'm hanging onto them. Sorry. I only have a few left and I’m hanging onto them.

]]> By: Squirelman http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9876 Squirelman Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:36:47 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9876 HEY ROB! I remember you said somewhere that you had some comic-con exclusive Scud 21 issues left.... and i was wondering if you would sell any? I saw one go on ebay for an impressive amount (probably because it was signed and sealed in a plastic tomb) but i just want one cause its the only scud thing i dont already have (bought hard and soft cover omnibi already and i even have the rare variant comic with scud and sussudio embracing on the cover). Anyway any chance i can buy one of these from you? signed or otherwise? HEY ROB!

I remember you said somewhere that you had some comic-con exclusive Scud 21 issues left…. and i was wondering if you would sell any? I saw one go on ebay for an impressive amount (probably because it was signed and sealed in a plastic tomb) but i just want one cause its the only scud thing i dont already have (bought hard and soft cover omnibi already and i even have the rare variant comic with scud and sussudio embracing on the cover). Anyway any chance i can buy one of these from you? signed or otherwise?

]]> By: Squirelman http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9604 Squirelman Sun, 17 Aug 2008 19:25:27 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9604 Wow I have to say Ive read the whole shebang at least 10 times, (before it was the whole shebang) and Ive never noticed that about Scud's weapons in Horse! I still liked the horse story more than 95% of any other comic out there, but I always considered it a low point in Scud...(Issues 5-10 being the high point) mostly because Drywall, Tony, VD Ben and Oswald were left on the side lines, and they were such great characters! I do agree with you that the best thing about it was the ability to keep everything new every issue ...and if Scud were to go on... it would be the best way to keep it going and always be something new. Adding time travel or dimension jumping is an awesome way to keep that going in any story! The part about the clothing is more obvious, I love that too, and thats something Ive loved about Scud since the beginning! "Clothes make the man" The fact that he always wanted to dress for the occasion was such a fun aspect of Scud. My friends and I still play D&D (Geeks~!) and I created a magical item called "The Ring of appropriate costuming" based on this idea. Actually at the time of the ring's creation Scud didnt have an ending in sight, so when it was my turn to DM part of our on going 8 year campaign I had our characters visit his world, and help him find his ending.... needless to say Rob outdid me by leaps and bounds, but it was still a fun game to play, starting off inside Mess and defeating the angels in heaven (we used Horse too)! -Shawn Wow I have to say Ive read the whole shebang at least 10 times, (before it was the whole shebang) and Ive never noticed that about Scud’s weapons in Horse! I still liked the horse story more than 95% of any other comic out there, but I always considered it a low point in Scud…(Issues 5-10 being the high point) mostly because Drywall, Tony, VD Ben and Oswald were left on the side lines, and they were such great characters! I do agree with you that the best thing about it was the ability to keep everything new every issue …and if Scud were to go on… it would be the best way to keep it going and always be something new. Adding time travel or dimension jumping is an awesome way to keep that going in any story!

The part about the clothing is more obvious, I love that too, and thats something Ive loved about Scud since the beginning! “Clothes make the man” The fact that he always wanted to dress for the occasion was such a fun aspect of Scud. My friends and I still play D&D (Geeks~!) and I created a magical item called “The Ring of appropriate costuming” based on this idea.

Actually at the time of the ring’s creation Scud didnt have an ending in sight, so when it was my turn to DM part of our on going 8 year campaign I had our characters visit his world, and help him find his ending…. needless to say Rob outdid me by leaps and bounds, but it was still a fun game to play, starting off inside Mess and defeating the angels in heaven (we used Horse too)!

-Shawn

]]> By: MC Griffin http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9603 MC Griffin Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:46:44 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9603 Heh. No... Not taking over the series. I basically just meant that it takes place in the Horse part of the story. It's one of my favorite parts of the comic, mostly because of all the variation. See, I'm not sure if anyone ever noticed this, but Scud is without weapons almost the entire time, so he has to keep finding stuff to use in his environment. I like that. I also like how Sussudio is in a different outfit every world they go into. Love it. Heh. No… Not taking over the series. I basically just meant that it takes place in the Horse part of the story. It’s one of my favorite parts of the comic, mostly because of all the variation. See, I’m not sure if anyone ever noticed this, but Scud is without weapons almost the entire time, so he has to keep finding stuff to use in his environment. I like that. I also like how Sussudio is in a different outfit every world they go into. Love it.

]]> By: Squirelman http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9600 Squirelman Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:10:55 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9600 By the way MCGriffin, I checked out your link (awesome stuff, i really like your style) and I read where you said that your film takes place after Scud 24 but before 25 -LOL- you taking over the series? Hell Id love to see some even further adventures but I'm thinking I'm more likely to see Tick 13 then Scud 25, am I right Rob? By the way MCGriffin, I checked out your link (awesome stuff, i really like your style) and I read where you said that your film takes place after Scud 24 but before 25 LOL you taking over the series? Hell Id love to see some even further adventures but I’m thinking I’m more likely to see Tick 13 then Scud 25, am I right Rob?

]]> By: Squirelman http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9599 Squirelman Sun, 17 Aug 2008 04:02:18 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9599 You can always do what Marlouie did, and ENTER the first 3 minutes and release the rest later, as a continuation.... that seemed to work! =) You can always do what Marlouie did, and ENTER the first 3 minutes and release the rest later, as a continuation…. that seemed to work! =)

]]> By: Rob http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9597 Rob Sat, 16 Aug 2008 17:54:00 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9597 Let's stay with the 3 minute time limit. 3 minutes being the max. Let’s stay with the 3 minute time limit. 3 minutes being the max.

]]> By: Thee Stranger http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9596 Thee Stranger Sat, 16 Aug 2008 16:55:33 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9596 Alright, I've decided to enter into this contest. I sat the last one out, but me and a friend are going to put together a film. I actually have a question... Rob, are we allowed to go past the 3 minute timeline? Is three minutes the limit, or the minimum? Thanks. Alright, I’ve decided to enter into this contest. I sat the last one out, but me and a friend are going to put together a film.

I actually have a question…

Rob, are we allowed to go past the 3 minute timeline? Is three minutes the limit, or the minimum?

Thanks.

]]> By: Squirelman http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9588 Squirelman Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:45:04 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9588 Thanks MC -I'm a lil slow. PS. Any chance you noticed my request for HIGH RES Stills of shots from your video? Pat made some EPIC ones... and im sure im not the only fan boy out here jonesin for desktop art of youre guys caliber! Thanks MC -I’m a lil slow.

PS. Any chance you noticed my request for HIGH RES Stills of shots from your video? Pat made some EPIC ones… and im sure im not the only fan boy out here jonesin for desktop art of youre guys caliber!

]]> By: MC Griffin http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9586 MC Griffin Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:24:00 +0000 http://www.robschrab.com/stay-tuned-for-results-of-the-competition/#comment-9586 I only ask 'cause almost any kind of computer nowadays has some sort of free video editing software, and they all pretty much take stills. Even then, if you could pirate video software, that's easy enough as well (God forbid you BREAK THE LAW). Past that, man, all you need is some animation paper, a lightbox, and a peg bar and you're good to go. All of which you can find in Los Angeles fairly easy. (In LA you have no excuse to not do stuff. I should know, I live there too.) Just google "Los Angeles Animation Supply". Find a store that claims to sell that kinda stuff, call 'em up and see if they have those things. After that, it's all animating, scanning, and putting stills into a video program. Can't find a mic for the audio or voice acting? So what? Do it without dialogue. Cartoons don't have to have people talking. "By any means necessary". You gotta do this shizz, 'cause man, you draw in an animation-style, and it's pretty clear you want to do animation some day. You've got mad skills man. Just apply that shit. Even if it's not for Scud. Even if you want to animate Garfield with a machine gun, don't wait for somebody else to help you, or nothing will ever get done. Squirrelman, just click his name. It links to his gallery. I only ask ‘cause almost any kind of computer nowadays has some sort of free video editing software, and they all pretty much take stills. Even then, if you could pirate video software, that’s easy enough as well (God forbid you BREAK THE LAW). Past that, man, all you need is some animation paper, a lightbox, and a peg bar and you’re good to go. All of which you can find in Los Angeles fairly easy. (In LA you have no excuse to not do stuff. I should know, I live there too.)

Just google “Los Angeles Animation Supply”. Find a store that claims to sell that kinda stuff, call ‘em up and see if they have those things. After that, it’s all animating, scanning, and putting stills into a video program.

Can’t find a mic for the audio or voice acting? So what? Do it without dialogue. Cartoons don’t have to have people talking.

“By any means necessary”. You gotta do this shizz, ‘cause man, you draw in an animation-style, and it’s pretty clear you want to do animation some day. You’ve got mad skills man. Just apply that shit. Even if it’s not for Scud. Even if you want to animate Garfield with a machine gun, don’t wait for somebody else to help you, or nothing will ever get done.

Squirrelman, just click his name. It links to his gallery.

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