A behind the scenes look with the filmmakers as they run around NY and LA and learn to laugh... and yes...love in this dark supervillian world. Website: ForewarnedFilms.com Facebook: Forewarned-Films Twitter: @ForewarnedFilms
Holy Cow, this is incredible. The care and dedication put into this is what every comic book fan film or hollywood production should set out to be. Absolutely phenomenal work!
Hello! I loved watching the film as well as the behind the scenes, and I was very excited when I saw that you all are self taught and use Adobe programs. I checked out your website and was wondering if there was any way for my to contact you guys or if it would even be ok to do so. I am not in California, but I would love to, if there was some kind of opportunity, to work with you guys, or at the very least get tips and or tricks on how you did the visual effects. I was accepted into an art collage and sadly couldn't pay tuition, but I still want to pursue film. I completely understand if you guys don't take people into your team but would love to hear back from you all regardless if it is just advice. 😸
So glad you liked it. My contact email is on the website- feel free to send me any questions about anything we made and I'll tell you how we did it or where we learned it. Don't stress about art school- in this day and age you can learn everything you need to know online.
Thanks! We use Adobe After Effects for the VFX with Mocha for tracking. No wishes needed-- everything we did we learned online through tutorials and we had no training/education prior. If this is something you want to do, you can definitely get it done.
ForewarnedFilms thx right now I'm working will hit film 4 express its really good for free but I'm planning on buying after effects right now I'm working on a series for my channel it's going to be a justice league series and how long did it take you guys to make this
We planned it all out and went over the script for a month. Then shot it over 7 days, mainly in NY. After that it was a slow process. We originally expected it to look far more gritty because we weren't certain how the footage was going to look (we only had one handheld battery operated light with us). Better footage than anticipated meant a greater focus on the quality of VFX was needed. Plus the director, Letia, loves Easter Eggs and kept finding places for new ones to add. So McDonalds became the DCU's Big Belly Burger, etc. And since we all have day jobs, the total time was about a year of work.
ForewarnedFilms but are you working On anything else right now if so I can't wait. I just finished the story for my fan film Justice League's destruction and now I'm working on to the script with the help of about 8 people and ten actors all of the eight people will be helping with Effects and we want to make it two parts cause we want to make it an hour long and when it comes out I'll tell you.
