Tag: infrastructure
Highlights Got paid for software contract (final payment). Purchased computer hardware. Finished building “Giles” (file server), and…
Highlights Designed prototype trading card set (incomplete). Received components from Adafruit for Render Cluster (front panel lights)….
Highlights Basic computer maintenance. Work on commercial software contract. Studio Library Construction Work This month I continued…
Highlights Progress Bar for Website Fundraisers I tried creating an Patreon-API based “progress bar” to put on…
Most of my time lately has been dedicated to remodeling work on our office here in Texas. This…
After a one-month medical hiatus, Director & Producer (and Newsletter Editor!) Terry Hancock is back to work…
This production log has been pretty neglected over the last year, with most of my posts appearing…
This is our first newsletter since we added epub format and opened newsletters to more Patreon patrons,…
As we’ve already mentioned in an earlier update, Lunatics! will start out with two soundtracks — one in “original language” and one in “English-only”. These tracks will be nearly identical most of the time, but they will handle the few cases of characters speaking other languages differently.
One of the line items on the budget for this Kickstarter is to build a “render cluster”. You might be wondering what that is, and why we might need one.
Terry Hancock is currently busy mixing voice recordings for the dialog in “No Children in Space”. This is mostly a matter of fitting all of the lines together and making sure th levels match and the lines will fit reasonably well together. Last wee we shipped the artbooks and posters from our first Kickstarter — hopefully backers have either already received these by now or will in the next few days. Of course, we are still waiting a little longer on the data disks, as we hope to include the audio/animatic production tha we’re working on now.
Despite missing our Kickstart goal, we just completed our cast reading for both the pilot “No Children in Space” and “Earth”. This went very smoothly — even better than we hoped. We’ll now be working on recording the lines and putting together an animatic to guide the animation production process. It’ll probably b pretty quiet for awhile as we work on this.











