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Animation.

The style of animation used in Betsubetsu is a direct transformation of conventional 2D cel animation into 3D animation. Photorealism is not the goal - the intention is to achieve seamless integration of character animation, objects and scenes. A consistent look for the overall 3D is the aim.

Several of the pictures in the Gallery are just stills from the animation. Here are two examples:

Gallery still:
Blown hair
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1.5 second
character animation
example
(149 KBytes)

(The download guide time is about
1 minute with a 56 Kbps modem)
Gallery still:
Spaceship flyby
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2 second
object animation
example
(369 KBytes)

(The download guide time is about
2 minutes with a 56 Kbps modem)

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Movies.

Showreel.


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30 second
QuickTime showreel
(2.7 MBytes)

(The download guide time is about
15 minutes with a 56 Kbps modem)

The soundtrack features the opening theme music
composed by Martin Russ.
shot list Information:Read the Shot List information...

Short.


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13 second
QuickTime short
(1.2 MBytes)

(The download guide time is about
7 minutes with a 56 Kbps modem)

Originally produced for AnimationEdge.com.
The aim was to tell a story in 1 Megabyte.
shot list Information:Read the Shot List information...

Please Note:

Longer video showreels and trailers will be shown at selected Anime Conventions.

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Manga.

The first issue of the completely rendered Betsubetsu manga is on hold. More details of the release schedule will be posted here as they become available.

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