A Few Good Men: Director's Cut

But if it were a question of preferred format, I’d much rather read the comic strips in their original form. Just in case you were solicitous of opinion.

It was a little long, and the music was distracting. Maybe I’m just slow, but a couple of times, I couldn’t read a whole text box before it panned to the next one. But I’d be interested to see what else you could use the software for.

like Doyers, skanks, chowds, etc…keep the original format for the rest. Now I want to go watch the final court scene, lol.

Your video creates a specific pacing. For me, that pacing is much slower than the normal format, and waiting for the scrolling just makes all the graphic and musical wrappings a distraction.

If I may, I might suggest that you shorten the intro to speed up the access to the content, and then deliver each frame sequentially rather than scrolling. You could use whatever music selected to punctuate the frame change, which could ADD to the epxerience. And I might also suggest reading the balloons into the audio track to define the pace, but that will require some acting chops on your part!

Rev needs to give you a raise

Or is it some sort of motion comic software? It is a little awkward in this format. If you’ve seen any motion comics, that might be a format you want to look at, less panning and more cuts from panel to panel.

Dig your comic btw.

The Angels still need to do a clip of this movie whenever they do a “Code Red”.

Cruise: Did you order the Code red?
Nicholson: I did my job and I’d do it again!
Cruise: DID YOU ORDER THE CODE RED???
Nicholson: YOU’RE [DARN] RIGHT I DID!!!!!

cut to Rally Monkey, and put “Code Red” on the signage