3 tools to help turn your scripts into viral adverts
Filed Under Resources and Help | posted by Fergus | 20/10/2009 16:05
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Just saw this at Gizmodo, and I don't know if its temporary or not, but there's a new site by Marvel where you can make (drag and drop stule) your own comics. You can add text, sound and effects, etc.
They're raving about it. And I can see some great twisted viral coming out of there.
Worth checking out at: http://superherosquad.marvel.com/create_your_own_comic
They're raving about it. And I can see some great twisted viral coming out of there.
Worth checking out at: http://superherosquad.marvel.com/create_your_own_comic
posted by Ricardo Fonseca 21/10/2009 20:07
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Go Animate
GoAnimate.com - Interesting idea but I am yet to see anyone use it well. You can choose scenes (yes they have Star Trek and Star Wars) characters etc and animate with a load of set animations facial expressions etc. Mix this up with a load of changing camera angles and the potential is great. Like I said I couldn’t find any great examples of peoples work but here is a kind of promotional video. Seems to have potential for some novelty fun so if any one does anything good be sure to upload it to Wooshii.
Xtra Normal
XtraNormal has already featured on Wooshii (see below). The key difference between this site and GoAnimate is the speech overlay that can be applied to animations. It results in some hilarious creations and unlike the above there is no end of good examples on the site. The site runs a premium service, though you can do a fair bit with the free version.
ToonDoo
ToonDoo - This is comic stripping made easy. With a host of sets and characters preloaded intothe system creating humerous illustrations or viral ads becomes simple with the right script. Lame attempt by me below but i can see this being a serious cause of time wastage. Love it (I guess it could be used for simple storyboarding as well)