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BloodSpell - Editing - Making of documentary

Strange Company

DocumentaryFantasy

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About

This is the fourth of a series of documentaries about the making of BloodSpell, the hit Machinima series of 2006, now also available as a feature film.

In this documentary, the crew of BloodSpell discuss the editing process behind the film.

BloodSpell is the unique animated "punk fantasy" feature film by Machinima pioneers Strange Company, made available in its entirety for viewing online under Creative Commons.

In the world of BloodSpell, some people are infected with magic in their blood. When that blood is spilled, the magic is released, to harm or heal. When Jered, a young monk trained to hunt the Blooded, realises he has magic in his own blood, he must flee into the slums and magical hideouts of the Blooded, pursued by the Church of the Angels who trained him.

"There's some damned fine storytelling and editing/production work here" - Cory Doctorow, author and blogger

"Blood, Angels and loads of vicious smiting: what more could you ask for?" - Alan Campbell, author of Scar Night.

""A movie that defies most of the rules of traditional film-making." - The Guardian

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.

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Strange Company
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