Female Werewolf needles in a haystack

[MG]

Hey guys. I just shot a "werewolf tease clip that is now up on TMC. It's quick and simple with no practical effects but there is a preview trailer that you can check out to see if it's your cup of tea.
I am hoping to get decent sales out of this one, because that means that I could then justify buying props and effects to do a true werewolf TF clip. With ears, teeth, claws, fur etc.



you can purchase in the index here:

https://vidown.com/cgi/store2.pl?sit...rmadeclips.com

[Davi]

Not my style... but im going to support because if you start a new wave of werewolf transformations videos with fur, claws... i will be very satisfied. Cheers.

[MG]

Originally Posted by Davi

Not my style... but im going to support because if you start a new wave of werewolf transformations videos with fur, claws... i will be very satisfied. Cheers.

Thanks for the support! Much appreciated.

[mtsocano]

Does anyone have a download link to the full version of this? https://vimeo.com/189447560
It looks promising.

[Cursebearer]

Originally Posted by mtsocano

Does anyone have a download link to the full version of this? https://vimeo.com/189447560
It looks promising.

https://www.facebook.com/thehuntedshortfilm/

That's a link to the official Facebook for it. Looks like the film is still doing the festival circuit. Don't get too excited though, her final werewolf form looks like this:



So the transformation probably isn't much to write home about.

[zokk]

Originally Posted by Cursebearer

https://www.facebook.com/thehuntedshortfilm/

That's a link to the official Facebook for it. Looks like the film is still doing the festival circuit. Don't get too excited though, her final werewolf form looks like this:



So the transformation probably isn't much to write home about.

Actually it's not bad for what it is.... but she could be turning into anything... a hag, a troll... Really I don't get these "indie" werewolf productions that often center female transformations and always fail utterly to deliver. The cheesiest horrors of the 40s, 50s and 60s could do werewolves that were more convincing... and the simplest of "dissolve" transformation effects could be done in computer today... werewolves involve some degree of labor intensive effort. Why even bother?

[howlingfan]

Originally Posted by zokk

Actually it's not bad for what it is.... but she could be turning into anything... a hag, a troll... Really I don't get these "indie" werewolf productions that often center female transformations and always utterly fail to deliver. The cheesiest horrors of the '40s, '50s, and '60s could do werewolves that were more convincing... and the simplest of "dissolve" transformation effects could be done in a computer today... werewolves involve some degree of labor-intensive effort. Why even bother?

Preach. I’ve been “in the game” awhile now, and I can’t tell you how many times an independent werewolf movie claimed they ran out of time and/or money for the transformation scene. IMO, if you couldn’t properly film at least a semi-decent TF scene in your werewolf movie, then you probably shouldn’t have bothered to make a werewolf movie.

[Voral]

Originally Posted by howlingfan

Preach. I’ve been “in the game” awhile now, and I can’t tell you how many times an independent werewolf movie claimed they ran out of time and/or money for the transformation scene. IMO, if you couldn’t properly film at least a semi-decent TF scene in your werewolf movie, then you probably shouldn’t have bothered to make a werewolf movie.

I believe also that the talent and will to take the time to learn practical effects makeup is a lost art. A lot of people will find it too time consuming to sit down and sculpt out busts and props for 8-10 hours when instead it just takes a couple of mouse clicks and a few hours time to do everything CGI.

I've always loved Werewolf and monster movies since I was a kid. My parents back when I was around 5 years old used to have night jobs cleaning movie theaters and they would take me because they couldn't afford a sitter. I got to watch all the classic horror movies in the theater where there was no CGI, all practical effects. Looking back, if I could choose to restart life, I might have gone down the Rick Baker career line. But alas...I suck at drawing and have no patience lol.

[TailBoy]

lol she looks like crabby old lady! hope she grows a tail in here XD

[scryer]

Looks like another fine example of that modern horror makeup artists don't seem to have any concept of canine anatomy when making werewolves, so far this year we have had a goat/lizard werewolf, this russian hag look, and a couple of glued on wig hair for sideburn looks. Even watching face-off reruns those contestants with only a few hours to design and apply did better work

[HACKER]

Originally Posted by scryer

Looks like another fine example of that modern horror makeup artists don't seem to have any concept of canine anatomy when making werewolves, so far this year we have had a goat/lizard werewolf, this russian hag look, and a couple of glued on wig hair for sideburn looks. Even watching face-off reruns those contestants with only a few hours to design and apply did better work

yea, the tf scene is the money shot of the movie, if one scene should look good then it's this. e.g awol have just two good scenes, the tf one and the scene on the street at the end and enything else are just a bunch of 08/15 characters with a choppy ending and a comedic zombie friends who is just there to fill a plot hole (without him the main character would think that he is just a sleepwalker) but precisely because of this two scene we remember it still today... or without them the movie were just as lame like every other werewolf movie of today.

[scryer]

Guess that most horror movie writers and directors have no access to furaffinity or deviant art, there are over a dozen artists on there that I can image would love to get paid to consult on a movie, artists like liminalbean, were world, fullmoonmaster to name a few that have literally drawn entire tf sequences. All the makeup artist /fx person has to do is copy it off the image