If you are referring to the Robot Underdog DBZ Light of Hope project, I believe they are waiting for us to complete the fight sequence. However, this fight scene is much more ambitious/large scale than the Episode 1’s fight sequence so it’s taking much longer and even more so that this is a passion project so there is so much time I can afford to spend on it every day. But I can say with confidence that the action is going to look amazing.
But you are working on multiple side projects like Drain world and others despite this and delaying your main project.And drained world seemed decent but its been like a year and We haven't seen episode 2 and light of hope needs a release date. Like Summer 2017 or something.
Drained World was only a tentative project shot in two days and released in 2015 before we even started shooting DBZ Ep.2. Moreover, Drained World will not continue past the pilot. And to be clear DBZ isn’t our main “professional” project, it is a passion project which mean we can only work on it when time allows. But it doesn’t mean I am not doing much work on it, in fact, I am spending an average of at least 6/7 hours a day on it (or I should say /night). But again, the fight sequence we've developed for this episode is way more ambitious than the fight of Ep.1. Think “Man of Steel” fight scene kind of scale but made only by a couple of people, how long do you think this would take to complete? I wish I could be giving a release date, but it would only be a guess at this point.
I would say 6-12 weeks tops if you got like 6 people and adobe premiere and after effects. Cause there is the choreography, the acting , filming that takes a few days to a week or so and the special effects. These are what a half hour short? an Hour tops? Its been 2 years and you got multiple projects so anything over 3 months is really you going overboard or someone saying something isn;t good enough or complaining it could be better. Yuor audience is youtube DBZ nerds and we got our standards but if it was as good as the pilot preview it will be loved.
Phuck Hugh, I am only in charge of the fight scene. I won't comment on anything else. The shooting just for that fight sequence took about 8 days. And I have been editing it since we were done shooting but contrary to Ep.1 this fight requires a lot more 3D VFX which of course take a lot more than 6-12 weeks when I am doing those alone and only as a passion project on the side of my actual paid work. Also I understand and agree with you that most of the RU-vid audience would be happy with a fight similar in scope and quality to Ep.1 but I am not. I am not doing this series to get a RU-vid audience. For me it's about making a professional movie like DBZ fight scene in order to hopefully open up some additional career doors. Again I am only speaking for myself and my team mates at Z Team Films and I am surely not talking for Robot Underdog who may or may not have different motivation.
