The London Project Movie was Created With Little to No Budget
Patrick Walsh — June 13, 2011 — Pop Culture
The amount of money used to create the effects-filled and dramatic The London Project movie was shockingly low as its producers used a crowdsourced platform for the editing of the film.
Filled with more than 780 advanced computer-generated effects throughout, The London Project was created through the work of individuals in the Blender Community, one which was created under the Blender website, a crowd-coded 3D package.
It is a testament to the new age of collaborative film-making, showing how although the Internet initially is viewed largely as a negative for independent film-makers, it does still have a positive aspect. If you're waiting on The London Project to make its debut, you'll have to wait until midsummer.
Filled with more than 780 advanced computer-generated effects throughout, The London Project was created through the work of individuals in the Blender Community, one which was created under the Blender website, a crowd-coded 3D package.
It is a testament to the new age of collaborative film-making, showing how although the Internet initially is viewed largely as a negative for independent film-makers, it does still have a positive aspect. If you're waiting on The London Project to make its debut, you'll have to wait until midsummer.
Trend Themes
1. Crowdsourced Film-making - Crowdsourcing is becoming an increasingly popular method for independent filmmakers to get professional, advanced quality for a low budget.
2. Collaborative Editing - The ability to work together in real-time on digital film projects, regardless of physical location, is set to revolutionize the post-production industry.
3. Open-source 3D Software - Open-source 3D design and animation software like Blender is fostering a new era of collaborative, accessible digital art, film-making and new media production.
Industry Implications
1. Digital Film Production - Crowdsourced film-making is posing a serious challenge in the film production industry by cutting down production costs and increasing collaboration opportunities.
2. Animation and Special Effects - Use of crowd sourcing models in the Animation and Special Effects industry is revolutionizing the production of advanced computer-generated effects.
3. Open Source Software Companies - The success of Blender's community-driven 3D package system shows that open-source software companies can pose a real threat to traditional software vendors in industries like film-making.
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