When are we going to get the trailer for this movie? What superhero movie would be complete without a badass ceramic short to build up hype! If we can't have the movie this year then the trailer can be the next best thing while we wait.
Austin, you mocapped a whole movie while struggling through heart failure??? My friend, I know it’s fun to try new things… but I hope you’re doing well to not rush your craft. You are an absolute inspiration, and we want you around for as long as possible. ❤
I am a professional 3D animator that has been animating for over 12 years. I'm making a 10 minute animated short film with a team to help out, and even THAT feels like an insane undertaking that will likely take me a couple of years of intense work. You're a madman, and I'm rooting for you.
@@aprizuniverse I cannot speak for animation or movies, but I can say that when you first start anything, you will suck. There is no getting around it. If you continue to be mediocre over multiple projects, scale them down into more manageable ones. I am aspiring to be a game developer some day, and it kills me that I have yet to make the games I have been wanting to make since I was a kid. But it takes time. I know you probably weren't expecting an essay on your random UA-cam comment, but either way, have a nice day and I hope you figure it out.
the thing is, there are a lot of 3d animated films out there that have been criticized for being quick and cheap. but those are made by like, teams of people, specifically for turning out more money than they put in. you're one guy with a mocap suit and a dream. considering how you approached the book release, i know you're not really in it for money, so "cheap" turns from an insult into just practical usage of finite resources. this project is the definition of the accessibility that animation has been working towards for years. in my eyes you're already blowing it out of the water.
Quick and cheap don't necessarily make a thing bad. It is just that those qualities often accompany works generally considered bad art. Although how one can even define "bad" is a mystery to me. I prefer to scale things on how much I like them and leave it at that.
no, not at all. there are cheap movies out there that are really well made with little to no budget. barber winchester was made a small team and was shadow dropped on youtube with only 61k views, still a very well made, polished and underrated movie shrek retold currently has 10 million views on youtube, it had no budget you dont need money to make something good nowadays, you can find all sorts of art programs for free that get the job more than done. this movie is a bad example with what you can do these days with the tools we have
I seriously hope he's taking as much rest as he needs; Just a tenth of the work he's shown himself having done throughout this video is enough to break someone, probably burn them out for a year or more, somehow he's still here and STILL ACTIVELY CHOOSING to keep working on it! (it's not like I think that's an entirely bad idea but more like I feel like he's MORE than "earned" rest) REST IS A NEED NOT A LUXURY. (that's only in all capital letters because most people don't get it and everyone needs to.)
8:47 As an animator I can say with 100% certainty that if someone complains about you using asset packs for their intended purpose they are either uneducated in the industry or they are just plain stupid. Professionals use royalty free models all the time.
but then again, it would be awesome if the royalty free models creators gets a shoutout on the credits. and yeah i agree, it really fits the theme! awesome work man! i’ve been here since the how to survive falling from the airplane 😂. i’m no 3d animator but this is CRAZY!
I will continue to be amazed by this undertaking. This goes beyond "committing to the bit," and into something much greater. I already and will always freaking love The Superzeroes.
Finally, a 90-min movie of any kind again. Also I don’t know what’s more hilarious… that you’re animating 999 shots YOURSELF or… that you’re not going to add just one more… 😂
@@Nae_ex Randall walks into a bar, the air is cold and still, the room lively yet quiet. He tries to play it natural but it's clear he isn't a normal. After looking around he spots just the man he's looking for in a booth towards the back, reading the paper. Randall can't see his face and the man is reading the paper just like everyone else, but it's not the headliner stories that have his attention, it's local crime section. Randall walks to the booth and sits down unannounced. Just as the newspaper lowers Randall says "I'm putting together a team, care to lend a claw?"
it's making me so happy to finally see everything working out! I remember the failed first movie, the failed book, the hollywood fail, it made me feel so much pity, but now you're finally winning!
I love this in-progess update, and really appreciate how you're modeling skill-building and trying new things! I'm a young jack-of-all-trades creative intimidated by my own breadth of interests, so I find you and your work really encouraging. Can't wait to see Atlas next year!
It's been so much fun to watch this go from a throwaway idea you had about using public domain superheroes in a purely hypothetical sense to an actual series of projects with way more passion behind them than anyone would expect.
I’m not an expert on this topic and I know it’s unfinished, but I think one of the most important things to focus on with the animation is the lighting. I’ve played video games that have great 3D models but the lighting is bad so they don’t look good, and there’s some other games where the models are just okay but the lighting manages to make them look pretty good. I’m excited to see how this turns out, though. Your project is really ambitious and cool.
The problem with video games is that the lighting has to be done in real time. With a movie, it can render whatever fancy effects for as long as it needs to.
Can I just say, as someone who writes screenplays, how amazing your dialogue is. It's the first thing that stood out to me on clips, credit also goes to the amazing VA's, I am very excited to watch this movie.
The after credits scene should tease the monster maker villain, similar to avengers and avengers age of ultron teasing thanos before his actual movie debut, I think it would be pretty cool
I'm learning Blender so this is very inspiring and I appreciate that you're putting heart into the Super Zeros. I'm sure a lot of artists have been motivated as much as I have
Man i will definitely watch your film... This passion of yours inspired me to make my first feature film. I did it, took me 3 years... But was worth every sweat and hardwork.. you inspire.. thanks 🙏
For non-movie fans: Did you know that 1 page of script is 1 minute of film? So, when Austin mentions he got 100 pages of script, that means that he basically wrote a 1 hour movie.
Having only just heard about the Superzeroes project this year, I'm amazed at how much you gotten done already. I was expecting the Atlas film to be like a 2025 or '26 thing, so big props to you.
My friend, you are an absolute legend! Don't forget to add "physical performer" to your rapidly expanding CV of incredible skills! I once heard the author Anne McCaffrey describe writers as "temporary experts". I love the creative approach of "I want to do this thing. How many super-specific skill-sets can I acquire to make it happen?". Love it to bits. Have a peaceful holiday season - maybe even with a rest here and there?
This may be the most ambitious "one man" (or at least "one vision") and artful low budget cgi movie ever made. I am very surprised you committed to this so fully and put so much of yourself into it. I can't imagine the amount of frustration... I am so done with superheroes, but knowing the backstory, I can't wait to see this. Not because of Atlas, but because this is a legacy of a man's journey...a hero named Austin, who puts heart into everything he does
I stumbled on your cinematic universe concept vid earlier today, and made my way through the majority of the playlist. You, sir, are a sensational madman!🤯
AUSTIN: Hmmm, it would be kind of fun to make an animated movie about an old public domain super hero... EVERYONE: That sounds kind of diffi-- AUSTIN: Imma do it! Props to you, bro. So many people fantasize about actually creating this type of thing, but so few people actually see it through. Good luck and keep up the awesome content!
Sink me! You are putting in way more effort than I thought you would be! I’m even more excited for Atlas now! Take your time making it the best you can!
Even though our channels are completely different genres, seeing you push the boat out and try new things (like learning mo-cap) is honestly a huge inspiration to me. I agree. You could just continue making useless info videos but creative fulfilment is also important, and I'm here for it!
when you released your heart issue video, i knew that the atlas movie would be delayed and i knew that you'd take the time you needed to pace yourself. i really appeciate this update and i'm looking forward to seeing what you've made!
I have totally been enjoying this. I even bought the Spider Queen book. I subbed for the other videos you do, but I have totally been enjoying these ones as well. I am glad you are enjoying this and I am excited to see the creative things you do with these characters.
My respect for animators and artists of all kinds is already way up there. And seeing one person accomplishing all this, while battling a serious medical condition, is genuinely so amazing. I wish you luck, Austin. See you in 2024.
Something about the faces maybe just the lighting, neck movement, or the smooth texture gives me weird vibes but the stone atlas looks really good and I hope everything is given an equal attention to quality, give this movie enough time to cook and I think it can be great, same with catman
Tbh I think the free assets honestly add to the cheap feeling you're going for! I think from an artistic point of view it makes the most sense! Just make sure that the general style of models fall within a similar feel n look!
Hey hey, not trying to be narcissistic but ... I'm in this, ya'll! :) 3:45 LET'S GO! hehe I do the voice of that old man. Good luck, Austin! This is a LOT of work for one human being to try and do, even with voice acting help and music score help. Modeling and animating takes time even with that mocap stuff. Can't wait to see how it all turns out!!! Looks and sounds good in this vid!! Heart failure? cmon, man. You're too young for that. Stay on top of that and do what you need to do! You look pretty healthy in this vid. Happy holidays!!!!
This video feels like a perfect response to the people asking why. This looks amazing, and like a hell of a story to tell. Take as long as you need, please.
Whatever the end result is, the story behind this project, and following this whole thing, really was a blast! Thanks for sharing, so cool to see someone just.... winging it! And sharing what they've learned. Either ways, especially with your recent health problems, it really is inspiring. Here's to a fantastic 2024, take care everyone who ends up reading this message.
Austin, As a backer, I'm totally cool with the 2024 release, I've learned so much about the process through your videos, and sharing about your experience in a down to earth and entertaining way. In addition to making great content, you are inspiring a whole generation of story tellers. You're a madman to take this on yourself! But I'm excited seeing the previews and looking forward to the films release! Take care of your health and Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Thanks, man! This comment made my day. I was definitely a little nervous that there would be backlash over the delay, but I'm thankful folks are understanding about it and realize it's to simply to make the movie the best it can be. Thanks so much for your support, and for taking the time to watch one of my videos. Hope you're having a great week! Take care.
loves this kind of videos fill with passion and not motivated by money. it reminds me of your the first vid i watched from you "i made a movie. it stunk." that one of the few vids that have made me cry. need to rewatch it sometime.
public domain assets are fine to use especially if you can them fit the style of what your doing, keep up the work and its awesome to see you grow in skill and work with so many people
From what we see of the movie here, I can tell I am going to love the performance of Atlas (the god, not Jim). He says all his lines in an over the top way that is just so endearing. Just the way he says "evil" is awesome.
Austin, this is amazing since you came up with this idea. This is true inspiration. You have inspired me to try things that I would enjoy doing, but I thought it was out of reach. I'm along for the ride. I can't wait to see this all come together.
Looks pretty cool. I like what i know of story and voice acting. But the animation kinda looks like a slightly better version of food fights animation. I'm glad to know any issues will be lessered or even straught up removed in the final film. And you are amazing for tackling all of this while dealing with hart failure. And the bits of Catman show ive seen from the pilot and animation shown at the end of this video looks great.
I remember finding out about your channel around the time you talked about public domain characters. And seeing how that spark ignited this project, everything you've done and learned across the way makes me happy and, may I say, proud. Can't wait!
"Adapting a short text into a feature length movie takes some doing." Yup, but as we all learned from the Hobbit movies, the only thing stopping you from stretching any source material beyond belief is your own determination. ;)
You know, Hercules could always be a guy he fights at one point in the future. Hercules and Atlas tricked each other over who would hold up the heavens when Hercules was doing the 12 labors.
While I myself am not in a position to offer any monetary aide, I want you to know that I am offering all of the moral support that I can and I love everything about the Superzeros universe. You are doing everything that I wish I could and I highly encourage you to keep going. I admire your commitment and passion for creating and making something that you can be proud of. Keep up the good work Austin.
This is looking incredible! You are *you* and that's why I follow this channel! I've been following you for years and years now, so I really cannot wait to see what you've created. Everything you do has that touch of magic that's missing in the world right now. Keep it up - for as long as you wish and can, of course! :)
I find this video oddly inspiring. Seeing you go through all of this effort for a crazy passion project gives me motivation to work on my crazy passion projects. Maybe, enough motivation to overcome my strict schedule and abysmal sleep quality and actually make something worth while. You have a rare dedication to the craft.
This was really encouraging, I am wanting to get into digital art again, and I am saving up to get the pc, with the equipment and get back into digital art. Years ago I tried it out and got stuck, and gave up on it, but ever since I have been wanting to get back into 3D all over again. So this was very encouraging, and it's always said to do what you love to do, and I love everything about art doesn't matter traditional to digital! SO I am going to do everything I can to get into 3D, digital art in general, and just follow my passion! Thanks for this!
In this video, you said that you constantly had comments saying "why" ... so I would personally like to say "Thank you." Thank you for making this wonderful film, one that you put your heart and soul into... and for doing something that not everyone will see, but will be seen by a number of people who will truly enjoy what you're making, and I hope that you do get some recognition off of this movie, at least in some form or another.
In 5 years I will look back and appreciate watching this video as a crucial turning point in my personal journey. Thank you Austin, for your work and your inspiration.
I love what you're doing here with Atlas! Your creative pursuits have been so inspiring and relatable to me over the years since I started watching, nice to see that going strong.
This is an amazing undertaking and I'm much impressed. As a small aside - the Greek god Atlas in that story sounds like historic celebrity body-builder Charles Atlas (who for many of us is just a line in a Rocky Horror song).
The weirdest thing about the Atlas plot is how doing constant exercise on a ranch in Arizona somehow fixes Jim's eyesight problems to the extent that he no longer needs glasses.
Had to switch UA-cam accounts back some time last summer and haven’t kept up with Austin’s work. Just came back to see this, and I just… wow. The ‘never animated before at all’ to ‘feature film’ jump is beautiful. Genuinely, legitimately super impressive. Super excited!
Hats off to all the effort you are putting in. I am not a superhero fan, but the stuff you are putting out is very good and has lots of charm. It is not my cup of tea, but watching you have fun making these projects is a true blast. All the best!
Thank you for all you do Austin! You're the most inspiring creator on this website! And don't stress about taking extra time for the Atlast movie, it's a gosh-darn animated movie! They usually take years to make with hundreds of people working on a team together!
Austin, ignore those people who ask why, if they can't see the joy that you have doing it they aren't looking hard enough. Keep learning, growing, and doing new things, enjoy the journey.
I'm so glad that through all the stress and imperfections, you're learning new skills and having a fun experience telling stories. Keep it up, man. I'm rooting for ya.
Get ATLAS and support the next movie here: bit.ly/CatManKICK
I’m so excited for you, Austin! I pray for you every day!
You should've gotten Atlas VPN to sponsor this video, that would've been the cherry on top xD
will we be able to watch the Atlas movie if we haven't signed up to the kickstarter?
When are we going to get the trailer for this movie? What superhero movie would be complete without a badass ceramic short to build up hype! If we can't have the movie this year then the trailer can be the next best thing while we wait.
Wow.. really cool !! Very very impressive 🎉🎉 well done 👌🏽
Austin, you mocapped a whole movie while struggling through heart failure??? My friend, I know it’s fun to try new things… but I hope you’re doing well to not rush your craft. You are an absolute inspiration, and we want you around for as long as possible. ❤
For real!
Agreed love your content it's so cool and the amount of work you put into projects is so impressive.
I am a professional 3D animator that has been animating for over 12 years. I'm making a 10 minute animated short film with a team to help out, and even THAT feels like an insane undertaking that will likely take me a couple of years of intense work.
You're a madman, and I'm rooting for you.
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attempted making animated movies, came out kinda mediocore, gave up
Yeah, this is impressive.
that must be a really impressive 10 min animated short, I’m excited!
@@aprizuniverse I cannot speak for animation or movies, but I can say that when you first start anything, you will suck. There is no getting around it. If you continue to be mediocre over multiple projects, scale them down into more manageable ones.
I am aspiring to be a game developer some day, and it kills me that I have yet to make the games I have been wanting to make since I was a kid. But it takes time.
I know you probably weren't expecting an essay on your random UA-cam comment, but either way, have a nice day and I hope you figure it out.
the thing is, there are a lot of 3d animated films out there that have been criticized for being quick and cheap. but those are made by like, teams of people, specifically for turning out more money than they put in. you're one guy with a mocap suit and a dream. considering how you approached the book release, i know you're not really in it for money, so "cheap" turns from an insult into just practical usage of finite resources. this project is the definition of the accessibility that animation has been working towards for years. in my eyes you're already blowing it out of the water.
Quick and cheap don't necessarily make a thing bad. It is just that those qualities often accompany works generally considered bad art. Although how one can even define "bad" is a mystery to me. I prefer to scale things on how much I like them and leave it at that.
no, not at all. there are cheap movies out there that are really well made with little to no budget.
barber winchester was made a small team and was shadow dropped on youtube with only 61k views, still a very well made, polished and underrated movie
shrek retold currently has 10 million views on youtube, it had no budget
you dont need money to make something good nowadays, you can find all sorts of art programs for free that get the job more than done. this movie is a bad example with what you can do these days with the tools we have
That's great because I really like 3d animation and I am learning blender 3d .
Austin: I am reducing stress so I don't literally die from aortic dissection.
Also Austin: I am making a feature length animated film.
I seriously hope he's taking as much rest as he needs;
Just a tenth of the work he's shown himself having done throughout this video is enough to break someone,
probably burn them out for a year or more,
somehow he's still here and STILL
ACTIVELY CHOOSING to keep working on it!
(it's not like I think that's an entirely bad idea but more like I feel like he's MORE than "earned" rest)
REST IS A NEED NOT A LUXURY.
(that's only in all capital letters because most people don't get it and everyone needs to.)
8:47 As an animator I can say with 100% certainty that if someone complains about you using asset packs for their intended purpose they are either uneducated in the industry or they are just plain stupid. Professionals use royalty free models all the time.
Not only that, I feel like it also fits within the kind of the vibe the movie goes for
For public domain characters it seems apt to use royalty-free asset packs.
but then again, it would be awesome if the royalty free models creators gets a shoutout on the credits. and yeah i agree, it really fits the theme!
awesome work man! i’ve been here since the how to survive falling from the airplane 😂. i’m no 3d animator but this is CRAZY!
@@vita.miinii I am now looking forward to "Ironing-board model by..."
Companies like Pixar reuse assets from older films as well since they have already been created.
02:51 - I love this. It's such a clever little way of telling the story instead of just saying "after lots of rewrites..."!
Oh that's what that was! I thought he just had a hard time saying that one line in this video. The Movie scripts makes so much more sense. Thanks man!
You've gone from looking at people making 3d movies to making one yourself!
Ikr HAHA
I will continue to be amazed by this undertaking. This goes beyond "committing to the bit," and into something much greater. I already and will always freaking love The Superzeroes.
I hear you. I agree 100%.
Finally, a 90-min movie of any kind again. Also I don’t know what’s more hilarious… that you’re animating 999 shots YOURSELF or… that you’re not going to add just one more… 😂
Post-credit scene?
@@Nae_ex Randall walks into a bar, the air is cold and still, the room lively yet quiet. He tries to play it natural but it's clear he isn't a normal. After looking around he spots just the man he's looking for in a booth towards the back, reading the paper. Randall can't see his face and the man is reading the paper just like everyone else, but it's not the headliner stories that have his attention, it's local crime section. Randall walks to the booth and sits down unannounced. Just as the newspaper lowers Randall says "I'm putting together a team, care to lend a claw?"
He referenced the meme
Plot twist: he did all this animation and filmmaking for that moment.
NO HE CHANGED THE THUMBNAIL SAD
What was it?
@@thepapakeeganshow6440 the “I learned 3d animation just to make this one video”
it's making me so happy to finally see everything working out! I remember the failed first movie, the failed book, the hollywood fail, it made me feel so much pity, but now you're finally winning!
I love how the J Jonah Jameson looking character is also voiced by a Simmons.
Austin in a skintight suit is something I never expected in this video.
Pumped that the CatMan Kickstarter has launched! Excited to share what we’ve been working on with folks!
Looking great so far! Y’all are killing it!
I love this in-progess update, and really appreciate how you're modeling skill-building and trying new things! I'm a young jack-of-all-trades creative intimidated by my own breadth of interests, so I find you and your work really encouraging. Can't wait to see Atlas next year!
9:30 actually this is so sick. I'm happy I backed this
Will we be getting any trailers?
It's been so much fun to watch this go from a throwaway idea you had about using public domain superheroes in a purely hypothetical sense to an actual series of projects with way more passion behind them than anyone would expect.
I’m not an expert on this topic and I know it’s unfinished, but I think one of the most important things to focus on with the animation is the lighting. I’ve played video games that have great 3D models but the lighting is bad so they don’t look good, and there’s some other games where the models are just okay but the lighting manages to make them look pretty good. I’m excited to see how this turns out, though. Your project is really ambitious and cool.
The problem with video games is that the lighting has to be done in real time. With a movie, it can render whatever fancy effects for as long as it needs to.
Can I just say, as someone who writes screenplays, how amazing your dialogue is. It's the first thing that stood out to me on clips, credit also goes to the amazing VA's, I am very excited to watch this movie.
With everything you say about Atlas, Spider-Queen, and Catman, I know Little Red Riding Hood will be the best multiversal movie ever.
Yes, this might be slightly more complicated than making a 3D animated film in 48 hours
The after credits scene should tease the monster maker villain, similar to avengers and avengers age of ultron teasing thanos before his actual movie debut, I think it would be pretty cool
I'll be honest, if you _did_ sell art prints of those storyboards, I'd buy them.
Put a print on a shirt. With the name of the movie.
I'm learning Blender so this is very inspiring and I appreciate that you're putting heart into the Super Zeros. I'm sure a lot of artists have been motivated as much as I have
Glad to hear it! I'm hoping it can be an encouragement to other folks to try making things.
I already preordered this movie and I'll be looking forward to watching it when its ready, and the Six Gun Gorilla after credits scene.
Man i will definitely watch your film... This passion of yours inspired me to make my first feature film. I did it, took me 3 years... But was worth every sweat and hardwork.. you inspire.. thanks 🙏
what's it called
@@Planet.Xplor3r it's called SING-AA-LA-LA, Its a 90minutes long film.
For non-movie fans: Did you know that 1 page of script is 1 minute of film? So, when Austin mentions he got 100 pages of script, that means that he basically wrote a 1 hour movie.
Having only just heard about the Superzeroes project this year, I'm amazed at how much you gotten done already. I was expecting the Atlas film to be like a 2025 or '26 thing, so big props to you.
My friend, you are an absolute legend! Don't forget to add "physical performer" to your rapidly expanding CV of incredible skills! I once heard the author Anne McCaffrey describe writers as "temporary experts". I love the creative approach of "I want to do this thing. How many super-specific skill-sets can I acquire to make it happen?". Love it to bits. Have a peaceful holiday season - maybe even with a rest here and there?
I’m an animator and it would take me way longer to make something at this scale than you- and what you’ve done actually looks *good*. 👏 👏 👏 amazing
Yay, Austin upload! Hope your doing well man, your content means a lot to me :)
12:29 That move was clean
I hope the algorithm improves cause I love watching ur vids, but they never get recommended to me, I always got to seek them out
This may be the most ambitious "one man" (or at least "one vision") and artful low budget cgi movie ever made. I am very surprised you committed to this so fully and put so much of yourself into it. I can't imagine the amount of frustration...
I am so done with superheroes, but knowing the backstory, I can't wait to see this. Not because of Atlas, but because this is a legacy of a man's journey...a hero named Austin, who puts heart into everything he does
12:29 this shot looks so good and brutal, cant wait to watch.
I stumbled on your cinematic universe concept vid earlier today, and made my way through the majority of the playlist. You, sir, are a sensational madman!🤯
AUSTIN: Hmmm, it would be kind of fun to make an animated movie about an old public domain super hero...
EVERYONE: That sounds kind of diffi--
AUSTIN: Imma do it!
Props to you, bro. So many people fantasize about actually creating this type of thing, but so few people actually see it through. Good luck and keep up the awesome content!
Sink me! You are putting in way more effort than I thought you would be! I’m even more excited for Atlas now! Take your time making it the best you can!
Even though our channels are completely different genres, seeing you push the boat out and try new things (like learning mo-cap) is honestly a huge inspiration to me. I agree. You could just continue making useless info videos but creative fulfilment is also important, and I'm here for it!
when you released your heart issue video, i knew that the atlas movie would be delayed and i knew that you'd take the time you needed to pace yourself. i really appeciate this update and i'm looking forward to seeing what you've made!
I have totally been enjoying this. I even bought the Spider Queen book. I subbed for the other videos you do, but I have totally been enjoying these ones as well. I am glad you are enjoying this and I am excited to see the creative things you do with these characters.
Thanks for your support of the project! If you haven't preordered Atlas, you definitely can via the Kickstarter. bit.ly/CatManKICK
My respect for animators and artists of all kinds is already way up there. And seeing one person accomplishing all this, while battling a serious medical condition, is genuinely so amazing. I wish you luck, Austin. See you in 2024.
Something about the faces maybe just the lighting, neck movement, or the smooth texture gives me weird vibes but the stone atlas looks really good and I hope everything is given an equal attention to quality, give this movie enough time to cook and I think it can be great, same with catman
I am so excited for the finished product, because this is such an immense undertaking and the amount of passion going into this is insane.
Tbh I think the free assets honestly add to the cheap feeling you're going for! I think from an artistic point of view it makes the most sense! Just make sure that the general style of models fall within a similar feel n look!
Hey hey, not trying to be narcissistic but ... I'm in this, ya'll! :) 3:45 LET'S GO! hehe I do the voice of that old man. Good luck, Austin! This is a LOT of work for one human being to try and do, even with voice acting help and music score help. Modeling and animating takes time even with that mocap stuff. Can't wait to see how it all turns out!!! Looks and sounds good in this vid!! Heart failure? cmon, man. You're too young for that. Stay on top of that and do what you need to do! You look pretty healthy in this vid. Happy holidays!!!!
This video feels like a perfect response to the people asking why. This looks amazing, and like a hell of a story to tell. Take as long as you need, please.
Whatever the end result is, the story behind this project, and following this whole thing, really was a blast! Thanks for sharing, so cool to see someone just.... winging it! And sharing what they've learned. Either ways, especially with your recent health problems, it really is inspiring. Here's to a fantastic 2024, take care everyone who ends up reading this message.
Make the post credit scene cat man telling atlas: "I’m putting together a team, you’d be great."
8:15 Aww, that's DOPE! Royalty Free 3D environments.
*Remember!* The $100k stretch goal is a full animated series. If it reaches $50k, you can still help.
Austin, As a backer, I'm totally cool with the 2024 release, I've learned so much about the process through your videos, and sharing about your experience in a down to earth and entertaining way. In addition to making great content, you are inspiring a whole generation of story tellers. You're a madman to take this on yourself! But I'm excited seeing the previews and looking forward to the films release! Take care of your health and Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Thanks, man! This comment made my day. I was definitely a little nervous that there would be backlash over the delay, but I'm thankful folks are understanding about it and realize it's to simply to make the movie the best it can be. Thanks so much for your support, and for taking the time to watch one of my videos. Hope you're having a great week! Take care.
loves this kind of videos fill with passion and not motivated by money. it reminds me of your the first vid i watched from you "i made a movie. it stunk." that one of the few vids that have made me cry. need to rewatch it sometime.
public domain assets are fine to use especially if you can them fit the style of what your doing, keep up the work and its awesome to see you grow in skill and work with so many people
Dude, you are a hero, keep fighting through your recovery!
From what we see of the movie here, I can tell I am going to love the performance of Atlas (the god, not Jim). He says all his lines in an over the top way that is just so endearing. Just the way he says "evil" is awesome.
Austin is the kind of creative you just let do w/e they want. He's earned that.
Austin, this is amazing since you came up with this idea. This is true inspiration. You have inspired me to try things that I would enjoy doing, but I thought it was out of reach. I'm along for the ride. I can't wait to see this all come together.
Awesome! Glad to hear that it's been an encouragement.
as an aspiring animator, you have opened my eyes to just how grand the process of telling the story you want to tell, so amazing!!
Looks pretty cool. I like what i know of story and voice acting. But the animation kinda looks like a slightly better version of food fights animation.
I'm glad to know any issues will be lessered or even straught up removed in the final film.
And you are amazing for tackling all of this while dealing with hart failure. And the bits of Catman show ive seen from the pilot and animation shown at the end of this video looks great.
Man, this is a huge effort! I love animation and yet this large of a project intimidates me to my core. I can't wait to see the final product!
Thanks for checking it out! If you want to be one of the first to see it, consider checking out the Kickstarter in the description.
@@austinmcconnellwhen are we getting the trailer?
I remember finding out about your channel around the time you talked about public domain characters.
And seeing how that spark ignited this project, everything you've done and learned across the way makes me happy and, may I say, proud.
Can't wait!
I’ve really enjoyed your journey with these superheroes and the public domain saga on this channel!
10:09 damn….THATS A GREAT PHILOSOPHY 🎉😂
but in all seriousness, this is a great video. The entire process sounds exhausting yet inspiring
Dude the amount of effort you’re putting in is amazing! I’m very excited for this and I’m proud of everything you’ve done ❤
The "I'm not wearing my glasses" joke is pretty good, not gonna lie.
"Adapting a short text into a feature length movie takes some doing."
Yup, but as we all learned from the Hobbit movies, the only thing stopping you from stretching any source material beyond belief is your own determination. ;)
ngl, totally flattered that my character is featured right at the front of "The Players" section even though this production is STACKED with talent.
It seems you really have nailed the “mid-2000’s Barbie movie” style. In the best way possible!
You know, Hercules could always be a guy he fights at one point in the future. Hercules and Atlas tricked each other over who would hold up the heavens when Hercules was doing the 12 labors.
finally someone who uses the correct version of the name!
@@Planet.Xplor3r
I have edited it to Hercules because I will find your suffering funny.
😭@@CamelotGaming
It's really cool to watch a movie be assembled from the ground up.
Im planning on making my own movie and this whole project is some big inspiration. Curious to see where this goes.
I’m so glad to be a part of this.
While I myself am not in a position to offer any monetary aide, I want you to know that I am offering all of the moral support that I can and I love everything about the Superzeros universe. You are doing everything that I wish I could and I highly encourage you to keep going. I admire your commitment and passion for creating and making something that you can be proud of. Keep up the good work Austin.
This is looking incredible! You are *you* and that's why I follow this channel! I've been following you for years and years now, so I really cannot wait to see what you've created. Everything you do has that touch of magic that's missing in the world right now. Keep it up - for as long as you wish and can, of course! :)
Aw, thanks. This comment made my day.
I find this video oddly inspiring. Seeing you go through all of this effort for a crazy passion project gives me motivation to work on my crazy passion projects. Maybe, enough motivation to overcome my strict schedule and abysmal sleep quality and actually make something worth while.
You have a rare dedication to the craft.
This was really encouraging, I am wanting to get into digital art again, and I am saving up to get the pc, with the equipment and get back into digital art. Years ago I tried it out and got stuck, and gave up on it, but ever since I have been wanting to get back into 3D all over again. So this was very encouraging, and it's always said to do what you love to do, and I love everything about art doesn't matter traditional to digital! SO I am going to do everything I can to get into 3D, digital art in general, and just follow my passion! Thanks for this!
In this video, you said that you constantly had comments saying "why" ... so I would personally like to say "Thank you." Thank you for making this wonderful film, one that you put your heart and soul into... and for doing something that not everyone will see, but will be seen by a number of people who will truly enjoy what you're making, and I hope that you do get some recognition off of this movie, at least in some form or another.
Austin: Why not?
Congratulations! This is a huge accomplishment.
In 5 years I will look back and appreciate watching this video as a crucial turning point in my personal journey. Thank you Austin, for your work and your inspiration.
I’ve been popping in here n there too see updates and I’m excited too see all your hard work in its final form!
i've loved seeing you realize your dreams austin.thank you for bringing us along for the ride. merry christmas
I love what you're doing here with Atlas! Your creative pursuits have been so inspiring and relatable to me over the years since I started watching, nice to see that going strong.
I love this, can’t WAIT for more, hope this is successful enough for you to keep going.
This is an amazing undertaking and I'm much impressed.
As a small aside - the Greek god Atlas in that story sounds like historic celebrity body-builder Charles Atlas (who for many of us is just a line in a Rocky Horror song).
The weirdest thing about the Atlas plot is how doing constant exercise on a ranch in Arizona somehow fixes Jim's eyesight problems to the extent that he no longer needs glasses.
The amount of effort you're putting into all of this is incredible honestly. Im greatly looking forward to the full release.
Had to switch UA-cam accounts back some time last summer and haven’t kept up with Austin’s work. Just came back to see this, and I just… wow. The ‘never animated before at all’ to ‘feature film’ jump is beautiful. Genuinely, legitimately super impressive. Super excited!
I honestly hope this new Project ACTUALLY gets some eyes on it. When it comes out. You deserve the recognition👍🏾
Excited to see how this is shaping up, I got in on the kickstarter so it's great to see it happening
If Disney is lawful evil, then AustinMcConnell is chaotic good.
Hats off to all the effort you are putting in. I am not a superhero fan, but the stuff you are putting out is very good and has lots of charm. It is not my cup of tea, but watching you have fun making these projects is a true blast. All the best!
Hey Austin! So happy to see you so excited about your work! Keep it up!
Thank you for all you do Austin! You're the most inspiring creator on this website! And don't stress about taking extra time for the Atlast movie, it's a gosh-darn animated movie! They usually take years to make with hundreds of people working on a team together!
Keep up the great work Austin! Can't wait to see the movie!
Love all the effort you've put into this and the seeming joy it brings you, good luck kicking its butt in 2024!
Looking forward to seeing it!
Austin, ignore those people who ask why, if they can't see the joy that you have doing it they aren't looking hard enough. Keep learning, growing, and doing new things, enjoy the journey.
ok, added my kickstarter pledge. This whole superzeros idea is ridiculous, and I love it - let's gooooo!
I'm so glad that through all the stress and imperfections, you're learning new skills and having a fun experience telling stories. Keep it up, man. I'm rooting for ya.