ChristopherKK
u/ChristopherKK
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BLOODSTRAND | Official Trailer | KLASSEN
I've always loved found footage movies, but one thing always took me out of them: Who is filming this?
So I decided to make a feature where the camera is literally the protagonist's eyes.
The story follows a man who disappears in rural Japan. Days later, police recover his phone near an abandoned train station. The footage on it reveals what happened.
It's called BLOODSTRAND, and I'm launching it on Kickstarter soon.
If this sounds like something you'd watch, I'd really appreciate a follow on the pre-launch page. Every follower helps the project get made.
👉
I'd also love any feedback or questions about the concept!
I've always loved found footage movies, but one thing always took me out of them: Who is filming this?
So I decided to make a feature where the camera is literally the protagonist's eyes.
The story follows a man who disappears in rural Japan. Days later, police recover his phone near an abandoned train station. The footage on it reveals what happened.
It's called BLOODSTRAND, and I'm launching it on Kickstarter soon.
If this sounds like something you'd watch, I'd really appreciate a follow on the pre-launch page. Every follower helps the project get made.
👉
I'd also love any feedback or questions about the concept!
Thank you!
You are correct, I’m losing a lot of sky detail. It’s getting blown out a bit, it would be better if the clouds were more visible.
I noticed another issue that I want to fix so I will probably re-upload and see if I can get some sky detail back.
Thank you for the feedback, I hope to improve and make more like this.
Generative AI won't replace filmmaking the same way CG didn't replace other forms of animation.
Laika is still making stop motion films in 2025 and there is a market for it:
https://youtu.be/V3Kjq4fly7s?si=kcUhjfi5WLnRAELs
There are still major movies shooting on film even though its easier to shoot digital.
I think the more generative AI people see, the more they will crave other visuals. Studios are just doing to do whatever makes money. People like the old tech, so it will remain.
Not anti-AI, I think it has it's place, especially in TV commercials. I'm just not as worried as others.
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew used stop motion: