MARIO WARFARE - Part 2

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Directed and Edited by: Micah Moore
Written by : Micah Moore and Christopher G. Moore
Produced by: Micah Moore, Rick Burnett, Matthew Sumner, Blake Faucette
Shot by: Micah Moore, Rick Burnett, Blake Faucette
Sound Recording: Rick Burnett
3D Animators: Rick Burnett and Chris Burnett
VFX Lead: David Keninger
VFX: Emery Carr
Score: Karel Antonin

Mario/ Wario/ Snake: Matthew Sumner
Luigi: Jarod Kearney
Peach: Alena Koch
Toad/ DK/ Dixie/ Diddy: Brian Lee
Bullet Bill: Anthony Robinson
The King: David Berberian
Link: Stephen Carr
Kamek/ Link’s Voice: Christopher G. Moore
Bowser: Rick Burnett
King Rool: Micah Moore
Little Mac/ DK/ Diddy: Andy Boucher
Kirby: Ted Nguyen
Ash: Ken Olmeda
Ness: David Hoang
Captain N: James Couche
Waluigi: Eric Jacobus
Hammer Brothers: Andrew Comstock and Ken Krulik

Lead Stuntman: Stephen Carr
Fight Choreographers: Brian Lee, Matthew Sumner, Stephen Carr, Micah Moore, Anthony Robinson, Eric Jacobus


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Special thanks to http://www.ehobbyasia.com for the sweet guns and tactical vests!
Massive thanks to author Sultan Saeed Al Darmaki for his support of Mario Warfare! Check out his witty book and website here: http://www.sultandarmaki.com/
A huge thanks to http://specter-studios.com for the melee prop weapons!
More thanks to http://coollights.biz for some real nice LED film lights.


And as always, thanks to http://www.camotionllc.com/ for stabilizers, http://www.kesslercrane.com for jib arms, and http://www.foxfury.com for portable battery-powered lights.

If you like the score, Karel Antonin is the guy! http://karelantonin.com/

If you want the credits music by Serphonic you can download it for free here: http://www.jamendo.com/en/list/a52757...

FAQS:

1) Mario Warfare will pay tribute to a lot of great action movies and video game scenes and characters. Keep an eye out to see if you can spot them all!

2) We actually started a different version of Mario Warfare a year ago, but the production ran into so many ridiculously bizarre problems that we had to scrap the early version and start again. This is why it took so long to bring you Episode 1 and 2. It also depleted the budget we had saved up out of our own pockets to make more episodes.

We'll add more FAQ's as we get more feedback. ;o)