Wow this one really poked my mind. Good job with this. What really grabbed me is the sound design and voices. This made me put the voice artist on my watch list when I consider a voice artist for my future projects. She really can perform a convincing dramatic role.
Reviews for "voicemail"
dylan responds:
Thanks! Sound design is something I love tinkering with, but I often feel a lot of indie animators tend to ignore or push it to the side. Sound really is like 70% of animation
and yeah, Codeblack did great! (especially for having to deliver the lines like two hours after sending them)
There's something that bothers me about this. There are a lot of people who aren't able to leave a message like this or offer a hand to help which is what truly is sad. I've grown up in homes like this and I swore to myself that I would never make a home in this fashion. May not make sense to the next person or someone might make a stupid joke about it but this made me cry beautifully tragic if I can use those words together. It truly hit home with me. I don't have any other words to say.
It was deep, but I felt it needed something more.. something to the background story perhaps.
watched this with my fiancée as we skim the internet together a couple of nights a week. It pretty much spoke how we came to be together. I really like the fact that other people felt the way I did about abusive relationships. most people have the "lets not get involved" attitude when in reality these women need help. thank you Dylan you show me that there are others who care about the more important things in life.
Beautiful as always, Dylan! By the way, congratulations, Dylan, for being part of the 2014 Lonhorn Denuis Showcase and 15th Annual Jump Cut Film Festival! I mentioned it on my website and on Twitter but I don't think you frequent any of those, so I figured I'd add it in to my review. I really like your unique style!
dylan responds:
Thanks, Pipes! I know I'm following you on twitter, but I just never keep up with my feed all that much.
You might also like to know that Pine aired (or will air maybe? I'm honestly not 100% sure when) on an ESPN owned channel, which, in turn, is owned by Disney. So if you wanna twist those words and make it sound like you've been a voice actor for Disney, go for it! I know that I'm going to be putting something along the lines of "Disney animator" on my resume somehow!