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You could always cop out and put most of the explanation in the text file...
Anyway, how long is the rest of the animation? if the speech is only a small
part of the whole then it should be okay, but you'll have trouble compressing
it.
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Tek
http://www.evilsuperbrain.com
"Greg M. Johnson" <gregj;-)565### [at] aol com> wrote in message
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> I've got the coolest spin on the topic of "evolution," but a necessarily
> "lecture" from the villain requires a speech that took Microsoft Narrator 80
> seconds to read. And that's not counting lead up and denoument'.
>
> Wonder if it will fly.
>
>
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Greg M. Johnson wrote:
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> I've got the coolest spin on the topic of "evolution," but a
> necessarily "lecture" from the villain requires a speech that took
> Microsoft Narrator 80 seconds to read. And that's not counting lead
> up and denoument'.
Do we need to hear all 80 seconds of it? An aptly-selected line could
have the same impact (the viewer's brain will fill in the rest).
Regards,
John
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thanks for all the replies. yeah, I did think up a 25 word version of the
villain's speech.
And if you must know, the development process is going:
idea 1, no, idea 2, no, idea 3, no, idea 4, cool!
write some dialogue, look at calendar,
get psyched out by low score and a few pieces of tough constructive
criticism, look at calender,
setting 1, no, setting 2, no setting 3, no., look at calendar.
But hey it's an excellent concept at this stage.
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