Force Feeding (Patreon)

I've wanted to make an animation like this one for a very long time. After Shrunk & Drunk, which was a very classic vore scenario, I needed to do something completely different to clear my mind and get re-inspired. This is that, I guess!

I wanted it to be very cinematic with more action, more effects and bespoke voice acting, and I might have bitten off a tad more than I could chew. I entertained quite a few ideas and scenarios before settling on this one. I absolutely love (spoiler alert!) the Vader-scene from Rogue One and the idea of it being a “good guy” instead, being just as imposing and threatening to those standing in the way, but who prefers to swallow down rather than strike down her enemies… I had to make it! (/end spoiler!).

It was good fun setting up the lightsaber and blaster fire, but it also took much longer than I had expected, especially to have the light play right. Each blaster shot is fully animated and lit differently depending on what happens to it . Timing all this was quite the challenge but I do like the end result. My favorite scene is easily (spoiler alert!) the seconds before and after the reveal of our “hero” (/end spoiler)!

Voice acting was also another biggie. Knowing that I don’t really have the capacity to engage directly with other people right now, I asked the talented person behind Paramouth Pictures (also here on Patreon) to help me out, which he gracefully did. I’ve only recently discovered his work but his sense of timing and direction is precisely what I aim for myself.

He found the perfect female voice actress in Aurora Devine (new to the scene). It took a bit longer to get her lines recorded because we had to send her a better microphone which didn’t really want to play nice with the software, but eventually we got there.

Synching voice acting and animation turned out to be a challange. Everything was animated first and voice acted in post production. I’m super happy with the voice acting itself but it can imagine that it's hard to interpret the animated faces and lip movements, which means that some timings aren't precisely what I would have wanted them to be. Next time around I think I’ll have to do it the other way around; with voice acting coming first and animating after (like I did with “Shorty Shortcake”). We live, we animate, we learn!

All that said; I’m very happy with this! It turned out pretty much as I had imagined it. Thank you so much for your insane patience with me :)

Now, on to the next project!

The video will be made downloadable in 1440p after generel release.