All Jazzed Up (Patreon)
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"Your VIP ticket to Pharah’s show had a lipstick kissy mark on it. How suggestive. You checked again- the kiss wasn’t printed on there so either she smooched every ticket or you’re special. Inclined to hope for the latter, you showed up at the head of the line early. Then a bouncer waves you in. The lights dim. And thus the pre-show entertainment begins."
This is a grand studio release from the Dark Dreams VR team! It was awesomely animated by Jeckyll and Kaegantonovich. The sound design comes from Shmopla and the musical tunes hail from Spiral. And the voiceacting for Pharah was done by our very own KarissaPresentsVA.
After a very long wait, our last Major Studio Release is finally here. Although we are shutting down Major Studio Releases, we aren't done releasing our own works. We'll just be carrying on the tradition through our VR Animation Request channel on Discord.
In short, our day to day releases are getting lengthier, and it takes way too long for us to remain passionate about a big project when there's so many moving parts. Especially with all of our different team members from all over the world. We enjoy what we do, and we'll still be doing that, just in a faster, different, more exciting way.
To speed things up, we'll have three different animations artists working on each individual VRAR. We've already started releasing some of these as our team finished up their respective parts of the last Major Studio Release, even going as far to hire the new, third animation artist to keep things going smoothly. Our goal is 3 a month, but we'll most likely average 2 given how much time is spent rendering on each, and our goal of stepping away from shorter, looped videos. Every VRAR will be a minumum of 1 minute in length without loops, which is pretty exciting. Gone are the days of repetitive loops without proper beginnings or endings. There will be some that loop, but they'll always have plenty of variety throughout. Basically, our ultimate goal is eliminate your ability to see when a loop starts and ends.
Anyways, I think that's enough of an explanation. Thank you all for your support, and as usual, enjoy!