I see a film
as
inventive as A Trip To The
Moon
as
memorable as Metropolis
as exciting as
Flash Gordon
as visionary as
Things To Come
as socially
relevant as The Day The Earth Stood
Still
as
fantastic as When Worlds
Collide
as
enduring as The War of the
Worlds
as
stylish as Forbidden
Planet
as
adventurous as Journey To
The Center of the Earth
as stimulating as
2001 A Space Odyssey
as much fun
as Star Wars
as
suspenseful as Alien
as
family friendly as ET
as beautiful as BladeRunner
as ingenious as
Back to the Future
as innocent
as Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
and
as much loved as anything ever done--- |
 Ted is developing 3-D storyboards from his original
screenplay for "Orphan Train", a sci-fi epic set in a future where machines
have overrun humans, and a small girl goes into deep space to battle robots,
armies and aliens to retrieve her only posession.
"Orphan
Train" is written as live action, with animated support to tell the visual
story in a completely realistic setting.
Like "The
Matrix", or "Lord Of The Rings", this film is to be seamless between reality
and imagination.
The machine at the refueling depot. |
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