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[1] Posted by garfangle 08-30-2003, 04:24 AM |
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Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of
live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on video/DVD). Comments? |
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[2] Posted by NorthSidePK 08-30-2003, 01:28 PM |
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I would watch it
"garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > video/DVD). > > Comments? |
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[3] Posted by Someone 08-30-2003, 01:35 PM |
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Are you testing the waters here? Can you make it happen?
"garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > video/DVD). > > Comments? |
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[4] Posted by Michael Hughes 08-30-2003, 02:10 PM |
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eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work.
"garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > video/DVD). > > Comments? eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work. "garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > video/DVD). > > Comments? |
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[5] Posted by Michael Hughes 08-30-2003, 02:11 PM |
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but yeah your right i'd probably watch it.
"Michael Hughes" <dapaintschmuck**IZASEXYBEAST**@rcn.com> wrote in message news:biqlqn$58d$1@bob.news.rcn.net... > eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work. > > > "garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > video/DVD). > > > > Comments? > eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work. > > > "garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > video/DVD). > > > > Comments? > > but yeah your right i'd probably watch it. "Michael Hughes" <dapaintschmuck**IZASEXYBEAST**@rcn.com> wrote in message news:biqlqn$58d$1@bob.news.rcn.net... > eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work. > > > "garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > video/DVD). > > > > Comments? > eh, personally i cant stand that anime crap.... but hell, it might work. > > > "garfangle" <garfangle@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:48ef815c.0308292324.15eef995@posting.google.c om... > > Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > (Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > video/DVD). > > > > Comments? > > |
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[6] Posted by Jason G 08-30-2003, 02:40 PM |
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garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) made obeisance before Us and spake thusly:
>Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on >video/DVD). > >Comments? Yes. You really need to turn of the Cartoon Network and go get laid. -- Jason G "Why, I'm as perky as Marlo Thomas with a lemon-lime douche." -Gutterboy, a.s.c. |
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[7] Posted by Space Cadet 08-30-2003, 03:14 PM |
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I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a
sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... SC On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) wrote: >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on >video/DVD). > >Comments? |
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[8] Posted by Michael Hughes 08-30-2003, 03:58 PM |
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or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey
jeff.... "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > SC > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > wrote: > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > >video/DVD). > > > >Comments? > or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey jeff.... "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > SC > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > wrote: > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > >video/DVD). > > > >Comments? > |
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[9] Posted by Michael Hughes 08-30-2003, 06:23 PM |
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if it would air ....
 "Jeff Goslin" <autockr@comcast.net> wrote in message news  LidnRcGybgIZc2iU-KYuA@comcast.com...> I'm free for the one episode it would air... > > -- > Jeff Goslin - MCSD > It's not a god complex when you're always right > http://www.goslin.info > > > "Michael Hughes" <dapaintschmuck**IZASEXYBEAST**@rcn.com> wrote in message > news:biqs49$j0m$1@bob.news.rcn.net... > > or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey > > jeff.... > > > > > > "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > > > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > > > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > > > > > SC > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > > > wrote: > > > > > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > > >video/DVD). > > > > > > > >Comments? > > > > > or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey > > jeff.... > > > > > > "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > > > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > > > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > > > > > SC > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > > > wrote: > > > > > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > > >video/DVD). > > > > > > > >Comments? > > > > > > > > > if it would air .... "Jeff Goslin" <autockr@comcast.net> wrote in message news LidnRcGybgIZc2iU-KYuA@comcast.com...> I'm free for the one episode it would air... > > -- > Jeff Goslin - MCSD > It's not a god complex when you're always right > http://www.goslin.info > > > "Michael Hughes" <dapaintschmuck**IZASEXYBEAST**@rcn.com> wrote in message > news:biqs49$j0m$1@bob.news.rcn.net... > > or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey > > jeff.... > > > > > > "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > > > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > > > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > > > > > SC > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > > > wrote: > > > > > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > > >video/DVD). > > > > > > > >Comments? > > > > > or even better, a wise ass mentor with alot of sarcasm/cynicism...hey > > jeff.... > > > > > > "Space Cadet" <redwoodman8@yahoo.com> wrote in message > > news:b2o1lvoa2hpbnbr0hn9r2vmim63drl0bb7@4ax.com... > > > I'm sure my kids would watch it! Perhaps add an adult mentor with a > > > sense of humor ala Jackie Chan... > > > > > > SC > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 30 Aug 2003 00:24:45 -0700, garfangle@hotmail.com (garfangle) > > > wrote: > > > > > > >Although many have bitched on this board about the impracticality of > > > >live-action paintball as a televised event, primarily because of the > > > >nature of play/competition make it unwatchable/boring, I believe it > > > >could be successfully made into an animated cartoon series or even > > > >film. By animating the action it would allow the show to present the > > > >game fully without having the appearance of surrealism in a > > > >live-action presentation. Angles that could not be shown on real > > > >video would be drawn in. Voice dialogue in animation would be > > > >understood. The storyline could be exaggerated without being phony. > > > > > > > >However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese > > > >animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo > > > >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese > > > >studio like Gainax or Mad House). Also, the visual style would allow > > > >for more intense action. The show could center around a 16 yr old kid > > > >newbie's efforts to become a paintball tournament champion through an > > > >assembly of an eclectic band of teammates. I know it seems rehashed > > > >and simplistic but that is what has sustained anime series that > > > >revolve around the same concept of tournament battling for > > > >innumberable episodes, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh, and Beyblade (not to mention > > > >other series which have yet to be imported or are still just on > > > >video/DVD). > > > > > > > >Comments? > > > > > > > > > |
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[10] Posted by NPG Plymouth UK 08-31-2003, 12:51 PM |
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>However, the animation style that I'd prefer would be that of Japanese
>animation or anime rather than a Groenig (Simpsons) or Klaspy-Cuspo >(Rugrats) to keep the characters/environment realistic (A Japanese >studio like Gainax or Mad House). It would have to be aimed at the right viewers though. otherwise it will end up being put in a early morning slot watched by under 10's. maybe a South Park episode with paintball would be better.... |
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