So is the guy in the video an employee of Telltale or an actor you hired.
For some strange reason I get a Tabacco vibe from him... I dunno why, but I'm probably wrong, especially since I don't even know what he looks like. Heck, he could look like his avatar for all I know.
edit: never mind, there were posts that were made since I originally clicked teh thread and posted. (I had watched the trailer and then read some more posts befroe I posted in here)
So is the guy in the video an employee of Telltale or an actor you hired.
For some strange reason I get a Tabacco vibe from him... I dunno why, but I'm probably wrong, especially since I don't even know what he looks like. Heck, he could look like his avatar for all I know.
Quoted due to imminent editing after he scrolls up.
As someone who has had to endure some of those horribly dated corporate employee videos, I salute this new video. It is, hands down, the best of the series so far.
Quoted due to imminent editing after he scrolls up.
Quoted to point out that I had self-edited my post way before I even saw this post. And came to the conlusion of leaving as is and just including a thing saying edit and new text reflecting post changes w/o even refreshing the thread.
Quoted to point out that I had self-edited my post way before I even saw this post. And came to the conlusion of leaving as is and just including a thing saying edit and new text reflecting post changes w/o even refreshing the thread.
Kudos to Nick. The trailers get better and better.
Jared is great.
As always, I can't take credit for all of the greatness that is the 205 trailer.
Emily birthed the concept, Chuck wrote the narrative, Jared performed and scored, and Jake and I ruined our lives with things like the bonus trailer and adding "VHS quality mode"
There was definitely a period when this wasn't an awesome trailer and was more along the lines of something I'd turn into my high school film teacher after I had been up until 4 in the morning the night before. Imagine the trailer with no sound except a horribly mic'd Jared and no offensive video effects to give it an excuse to be terrible.
That said, it wouldn't be fair to judge it at that state, so I've very pleased with the final product. I just wanted to thank everyone who helped on this, because we really wouldn't be able to do ridiculously fun stuff like this with out them. And hopefully I'll get to make more trailers. Still waiting to hear what our CEO thinks
Because it's funny? Plus, the video resolution and comrpession are still better than the non-HD version either way. You're seeing higher quality blurring!
Because it's funny? Plus, the video resolution and comrpession are still better than the non-HD version either way. You're seeing higher quality blurring!
quoted for emphasis.
seriously, I loved the meta-humor with the "natural" processing job you guys did. It totally made question if I had downloaded the wrong file. THe trailer was entertaining in its own right, and that is quite impressive. Kudos to the staff!
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For some strange reason I get a Tabacco vibe from him... I dunno why, but I'm probably wrong, especially since I don't even know what he looks like. Heck, he could look like his avatar for all I know.
edit: never mind, there were posts that were made since I originally clicked teh thread and posted. (I had watched the trailer and then read some more posts befroe I posted in here)
Quoted due to imminent editing after he scrolls up.
Quoted to point out that I had self-edited my post way before I even saw this post. And came to the conlusion of leaving as is and just including a thing saying edit and new text reflecting post changes w/o even refreshing the thread.
Quoted... because I like to quote.
AIR QUOTES!
So, I always wondered what the devil would look like in a company training video
*cough* Oh dear god what. That was great. And insane. Did I mention you guys are all a bunch of mad geniuses?
This episode is going to be nuts. I can't wait!
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JURGEN!!
Jared is great.
There's something to be said when lo-fi looks better in hi-fi.
Yesterday's technology, today!
As always, I can't take credit for all of the greatness that is the 205 trailer.
Emily birthed the concept, Chuck wrote the narrative, Jared performed and scored, and Jake and I ruined our lives with things like the bonus trailer and adding "VHS quality mode"
There was definitely a period when this wasn't an awesome trailer and was more along the lines of something I'd turn into my high school film teacher after I had been up until 4 in the morning the night before. Imagine the trailer with no sound except a horribly mic'd Jared and no offensive video effects to give it an excuse to be terrible.
That said, it wouldn't be fair to judge it at that state, so I've very pleased with the final product. I just wanted to thank everyone who helped on this, because we really wouldn't be able to do ridiculously fun stuff like this with out them. And hopefully I'll get to make more trailers. Still waiting to hear what our CEO thinks
I feel like this misses the point somehow.
I wish that were Telltale Tools V2.0
VHS schmeeHS... Betamax for the win. (It's still the only way to watch Armand Assante lookalike contests
seriously, I loved the meta-humor with the "natural" processing job you guys did. It totally made question if I had downloaded the wrong file. THe trailer was entertaining in its own right, and that is quite impressive. Kudos to the staff!