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mysteryman29 · 04-07-2017

I have to agree on the point that sticking with one person transforming is the way to go - no anthro cow-women. It's going to be tough enough making the effects believable for the main person being transformed; no need to deal with makeup effects for a second person.

I also feel like the emphasis should be completely on the victim and having a half-transformed person early on in the story takes away from that some.

With that said, I have to agree that personally I would love to see a donkey TF, but I do think a cow TF could have a lot of potential in terms of the noticeable changes that can be effectively executed.

Ultimately though, I think that the people who help fund this project should have the most voice on the details, with those that fund it the most carrying more weight. I just think that is fair. Personally, I would be willing to contribute a generous amount to this project if it can be done effectively.

04-07-2017	#33
mysteryman29 Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 131	Re: Movie Brain Storm I have to agree on the point that sticking with one person transforming is the way to go - no anthro cow-women. It's going to be tough enough making the effects believable for the main person being transformed; no need to deal with makeup effects for a second person. I also feel like the emphasis should be completely on the victim and having a half-transformed person early on in the story takes away from that some. With that said, I have to agree that personally I would love to see a donkey TF, but I do think a cow TF could have a lot of potential in terms of the noticeable changes that can be effectively executed. Ultimately though, I think that the people who help fund this project should have the most voice on the details, with those that fund it the most carrying more weight. I just think that is fair. Personally, I would be willing to contribute a generous amount to this project if it can be done effectively.