Deus Ex: Animus - Chapter IV

Video Title :	Deus Ex: Animus - Chapter IV
Description :	=READ ALL OF THIS= As I've have said a million times before and will continue to say, the Animus series is an experimental series in which it's only purpose is for me to flex what I can do with Deus Ex filming. The series is not based on story, because it's an experimental series. I don't want to hear your negative comments, because if you have anything besides constructive criticism, than you are a complete idiot and will be removed from all possible involvement with Global Node. Animus Chapter I was an introduction. Animus Chapter II was a staged attack. Animus Chapter III was incredibly long takes (the film being completed in only 3 takes). Animus Chapter IV is experimenting with a funeral scene. I've said too much already. Credits: Steve Entity Jack Ryan (Forcefield) Lateralus
Views :	2333
Rating :	3.67
Keywords, Tags :	animation experimental short film Deus ex animus chapter iv global node globalnode
Video Length :	7 : 6

Comments :

Very well done in my opinion, felt like Deus Ex throughout the whole thing, can't wait for V, i thought the choice of music was appropriate though the beginning song didn't fit as well as the others, overall though I thought this fit very well with the tone and feel of Deus Ex

How is it you got them to sit in the chairs?

admin set michaelhamner orders sitting Michael Hamner is only an example.

very good.....

you play the story mode but your a terrorist?.so like till the end of the game you play as a terrorist and you have to kill jcdenton?

cool

Thank you for an actual response, I don't get many of those. I will use your advice when Animus V rolls around. Seeing you're one of the only ones to review with sense so far, I ask you to please review some of my more recent projects.

The funeral of Paul was well done: Walter Simons checking his watch was a nice touch. The earlier scene with JC killing the terrorists was sightly illogical. While I understand you use 'live' AIs, the fact that Paul could have just as easily fled the way JC came rather than mill around like.... well, a dense AI and so the actual outcome looked hokey. Also, why would JC go ape-shit and kill everyone in sight - CHASING the terrorists across the map when there was no need to do so?

Promising work, but needs improvement in the details

Trust me when I say that I have taken these factors in and my explanation would be that it was early filmmaking for me, as well as the production being much too rushed. And when the time for Animus V rolls around, such errors will not exist.