I worked on it a few years ago before it was released, so those shots are exports from that. Unfortunately I don't know where to watch the full pilot. sorry!
This is cool, i wrote a sitcom called Darren & Charlotte it takes place in Texas about a chinese american couple who are not married but go though problems like everyday people the question is how to promote my show which animated network should i contact?
Hi! That's awesome you wrote a sitcom. Currently I freelance and no longer work directly in the industry, so unfortunately I can't give any recommendations on who to contact other than just networking. That said, sometimes different TV and streaming networks (not just animation) are open to animated pitches and submissions, and there are also pitch contests you could submit to. You could also try to create the pilot through a kickstarter, smaller studio, or assembling a team out of pocket and see if that gains enough traction at festivals or other platforms to get you noticed. I encourage you to research different options and avenues and see what works best for you! Best of luck!
If I remember correctly, Gucci Mane was Lazor Wulf in the pilot. I don't remember the other character's voice actors. I do remember DMX played God. It's been several years though since I worked on it, so don't quote me. But this is what I remember being told who did the voices for the pilot.
What a great job, I'm going to start doing animation (on my channel) with my drawings, my cell phone and my finger. It's good to see who does those animations, I'm very interested in that. Greetings from Argentina. Good 2021
lazer wulf was actually one of the harder ones to animate, bc of the quadripeds and bc the style is so clean! theres a misconception that a lack of detail or simple style must mean it's easier, but its not necessarily true! its not rly about having less details, but focusing on the most important details, so staying on model is incredibly important bc its way more obvious with a simple design, especially if the designs are very clean. Jerk Chicken and the new VIPs were prob the "easiest" to animate, as jerk chicken had a very loose style and VIPs was all puppet animation.
Yes, I was one of the animators for the pilot, and these are a few of the shots I did :) Thanks! Unfortunately I don't have the full pilot and I'm not sure where to find it :/ I worked on this almost 3 years ago. It's cool to see it's becoming a show though!
The guy that voiced the yellow angry bird sounds really familiar, like someone from Superjail
the voice actor (and creator) is dana snyder! he does do a voice in superjail as well as a bunch of other shows :)
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Where did you get the Lazor Wolf pitch pilot? Is it still available online?
I worked on it a few years ago before it was released, so those shots are exports from that. Unfortunately I don't know where to watch the full pilot. sorry!
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@@ciem.art.studio You wouldnt happen to have been part of the "Motorcity" crew, were you?
@@knuclear200x unfortunately no. That was before I was at Titmouse. Knew people who worked on it thought!
This is cool, i wrote a sitcom called Darren & Charlotte it takes place in Texas about a chinese american couple who are not married but go though problems like everyday people the question is how to promote my show which animated network should i contact?
Hi! That's awesome you wrote a sitcom. Currently I freelance and no longer work directly in the industry, so unfortunately I can't give any recommendations on who to contact other than just networking. That said, sometimes different TV and streaming networks (not just animation) are open to animated pitches and submissions, and there are also pitch contests you could submit to. You could also try to create the pilot through a kickstarter, smaller studio, or assembling a team out of pocket and see if that gains enough traction at festivals or other platforms to get you noticed. I encourage you to research different options and avenues and see what works best for you! Best of luck!
@@ciem.art.studio thank you and i understand i hope this year i finally get the career
who voice lazor wulf or cannon wulf or stupid horse or king yeti in the pilot
If I remember correctly, Gucci Mane was Lazor Wulf in the pilot. I don't remember the other character's voice actors. I do remember DMX played God. It's been several years though since I worked on it, so don't quote me. But this is what I remember being told who did the voices for the pilot.
What a great job, I'm going to start doing animation (on my channel) with my drawings, my cell phone and my finger.
It's good to see who does those animations, I'm very interested in that.
Greetings from Argentina.
Good 2021
That's awesome! I'm hoping to work on a personal short this year myself. Keep me updated on your animations, I'd love to see them! ^^
@@ciem.art.studio Thanks.
Hugs.
Did you make it?
thanks! and yeah, this is from some work I did 2 years ago. The projects are public now, so finally made the reel public.
@@ciem.art.studio I really hope you start making animations like this on YT
@@satoshinakamoto6106 aww thank you. its on my to do list, so hopefully i get around to it eventually
Who voiced Cannon Wulf in the pilot? Sounds like Mero from Desus and Mero.
I dont remember, unfortunately :/
corinneiskorean that’s ok, thanks for responding though.
Good animation.
Was lazer wulf one of the easiest to animate? (Lack of detail?)
lazer wulf was actually one of the harder ones to animate, bc of the quadripeds and bc the style is so clean! theres a misconception that a lack of detail or simple style must mean it's easier, but its not necessarily true! its not rly about having less details, but focusing on the most important details, so staying on model is incredibly important bc its way more obvious with a simple design, especially if the designs are very clean. Jerk Chicken and the new VIPs were prob the "easiest" to animate, as jerk chicken had a very loose style and VIPs was all puppet animation.
Whoa did you really animate these? These are awesome! Do you still have the full pilot of Lazor Wulf? I dont think I can find any in the internet atm🤔
Yes, I was one of the animators for the pilot, and these are a few of the shots I did :) Thanks! Unfortunately I don't have the full pilot and I'm not sure where to find it :/ I worked on this almost 3 years ago. It's cool to see it's becoming a show though!