After The Dead
Duration: 41min 35sec
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Submitted: 3 years ago
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After the Dead is an Iclone animated 'Documentary' about a Zombie apocalypse, which began in 1967 and ended very suddenly in 1995.
Forward to 2015...the 20th anniversary of the dead STAYING dead...and the year in which the documentary about the apocalypse is released.
It features interviews with survivors from all walks of life, as well as reconstructions of important events and footage 'from the vaults'.
The movie itself features a voice over cast of 17 people lending their talents to over 30 characters.
For most of the music used in this movie, go to...
incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/
purple-planet.com/
All other music by Kipster (written especially for After the Dead) and Bezzer (me).
WARNING: THIS FILM CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND SCENES OF VIOLENCE AND SHOULD NOT BE VIEWED BY ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 16
This is a re-up of the same After the Dead movie I released on 1st September 2014, but with a new set of end credits.
The original upload credits were missing a couple of important names (Gabriel Dunn and Edan Mackenzie), which have been added to this version.
The movie itself is exactly the same as the original upload.
«I don't know how I missed this but awesome job all the way around.»
«Short form review... This was just a great film. It gives the viewer plenty of perspectives, while still leaving them with some blanks to fill in on their own. Great job, and I raise a glass to any of your future endeavours!
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«I really enjoyed this "documentary", feels like it did happen
Great work on the visuals and all voice actors did great too. You may be proud of such a production!»
«WOW. That was absolutely incredible Bez. I knew it would be good but you far surpassed what I ever imagined. The attention to detail is just staggering to the point where I can't even comprehend the amount of work that must have gone into this
Overall, this was a monumental achievement. As with all my favourite TMU films, it transcended the "machinima" tag and made me believe it was real, allowing me to connect purely with the story being told, which for me is the sign of a truly great movie.
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«Absolutely amazing.
Setdressing, costuming editing,sound design and awesome job by the entire cast.
Well told story along a number of timelines made it rivoting until the credits rolled.
I waited to watch this until my teenagers put their phones down, I now wish I hadnt.
So many things to look at like the piles of corpses, were jaw droppingly gorgeous.
Clearly one of the best films Ive seen in some time.
Favorited.»
«Wow this is awesome Bezzer, truly felt like a documentary of something that actually happened. There are a lot of zombie movies out there, but I never saw one quite like this, very original idea.
Again awesome work Bezzer, can't wait to see what you come out with next!
SillyStraw»
«Thanks for watching and for the kind comments everyone.
Kind of saddens me to see so few comments of any kind these days to be honest...and I'm not blowing my own trumpet, just saying that most videos here probably would have a few more comments to their name if TMU was a fraction as busy as it used to be.
Comments, be they good or bad, inspire film makers to continue and make better films and have always been a part of Virtual Cinema culture.»
«Marvellous as expected, Mr.Bezzer. Lovingly crafted, beautifully executed.
I have niggles, but they are meaningless to the sum of the product, which is a testament to the storytelling, characterisations and overall result. Amazing work at every level is clearly on display here. I would dearly have loved to been a part of it.
Inspiring, mate. Well done!!»
«Glad I finally got around to seeing this, I was not let down in the slightest. It's good to ee movies of this caliber still being made on TMU. It's clear put a massive amount of effort into this and it paid off. Everything from the voice acting, to the editing, to the visuals was all brilliantly executed. I've seen plenty of zombie films on here and elsewhere but none of those were like this, the way you used a documentary style was really original and I loved every minute of it. Most movies on here have trouble holding my attention for 20 minutes, but this held my attention for twice that and left me wanting more. »
«I watched this on my Smart TV Vimeo app and it looked great. I loved how you stayed true to the documentary style. The writing perfectly reflected a documentary piece and the direction was also well done. All the voice actors were great and the narrator particularly stood out. It's obvious you poured a lot of work into this one and it's definitely Expo Jury selection worthy. I'm sorry the judges did not feel the same. »
«I really enjoyed this! Great idea to do it as a documentary style film, and the sets and characters were very impressive. Superb voice acting all round, as well.
Job well done!!»
«Very nice and subtly creepy. Loved my own segment and Kwis' boat guy among many. Particularly liked how you edited it together in true documentary form. Having the ending going into the how and why was interesting (I loved the details on the how it all started though I wished for more details about this storm). A lot of great visuals. Liked the dinoland shot to fit the exposition a lot.
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«Now that is an iClone production and that is how they should be. Well done.
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«Cool movie, Bez! I enjoyed it.
Top notch stuff here. »
«Said it once and I'll say it again
What the World War Z movie could of been.
Excellent work and well worth the wait.»
«Copied and pasted from original upload...
The amount of work put into this movie really shines. It's just like a documentary on what would have been had a real undead apocalypse occurred. I really like how it went through various different eras in US history. Much of the scenery was brilliant as well, really capturing the feel of a deserted and decaying society.
"Zombie Undead Ghoul Shit for Brains Vs. Sledgehammer!" Genius work.»