Fallout 3 Mod Video by aTinyTurtle

So as I said in my last post, a few days ago I uploaded my first Fallout 3 mod for people to download. A lot has come of this since then. It's already had over 1300 views on the Fallout Nexus and has been downloaded 60 times, which is way more than I expected in such a short period of time, and I've got some positive feedback as well which is great!

What's even more awesome is that I got a message on Fallout Nexus from a user called aTinyTurtle who has made a video of the mod and uploaded it to Youtube. This video can be seen here!

aTinyTurtle's channel features loads of videos of mod's for the Fallout and Elder Scrolls games and is definitely worth a look. Click here to see!

Red Bandanas Trailer Finished!

My latest video editing project - "The Red Bandanas", a Fallout 3 Machinima series - is finally getting under way with the completion of a minute long trailer/title sequence that can be found on YouTube. A lot of work has gone into it this 56 seconds of video and with all the video recording, software and mod downloads and computer crashes due to me simply overworking my system, it's gotten me pretty pissed off a few times! But hopefully the trailer and the series itself (when I manage to get a full episode finished) will be well received so it'll be worth it.

 YouTube Video:

The Red Bandanas Trailer - Fallout 3 Machinima 

More Red Bandanas news coming soon.

New Video Editing Project - Fallout 3

Today, after a long and totally uncool "creative dry spell", I've started a new project, and it's a fairly ambitious one involving video recording and editing, story writing, and audio recording/voice acting. I'm going to be creating a Machinima-style film/series within Fallout 3 that tells the story of the "Red Bandanas", a bad-ass, A Team-style mercenary group.

I've spent a couple of days downloading all the necessary software and coming up with the story, and I'm now ready to start filming. I've also got some potential voice actors on board, so at some point down the line I'll also need to get hold of a microphone for voice recording purposes (which opens up all sorts of other options for future music projects too).

For now all I've got is a screenshot from Fallout 3 of one of the main characters in the series. More to come soon.