Objects in the Rear View Mirror- Bat Out of Hell Animatic

Описание: Although I haven't seen the show, I know Objects is a very important song to me, and I hope with everything I have in me that I did it a justice. It's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard, as well as the most relatable. This video is dedicated to Patrick Sullivan, Sharon Sexton, and my sister who has always been there for me, in particular.

I feel I have to give a slight warning for the abuse portrayed and implied intimacy, but for the most part it really should be safe for work.

For those who are drawn within this animatic, I'm really sorry that there's almost no consistency with how you're portrayed and probably even less likeliness. Hopefully I'll improve along the way. Once again, I do not own or claim to own those in the video, the song, or anything to do with Bat Out of Hell. I'm just a fan who enjoys art and this amazing show.

Explanation and slight spoilers ahead: I know that Sloane is the one who lets The Lost go, and I honestly love that. But I can't imagine that Falco didn't know, given that there was no force used to escape and the fact he already knew his wife was distancing herself from him. The idea is also that for Sloane, her objects in the rear view mirror are The Lost. They'd been her friends at one point along with Falco, until they'd had Raven and grew up. Plus Sloane is my favourite character, so any excuse to get her in there more. Jagwire's headband-scarf thing seems to be a staple- and I thought it'd be a good idea to give it a backstory to tie in with Kenny. And of course, as soon as Romeo and Juliet were mentioned in the song, for Ledoux's part, I knew I wanted some of that imagery.

Frames: 228
Programs used: PaintTool SAI and Windows' Photos app thing (I still hate it. If anyone has free movie makers they recommend, please let me know. This was so bad and continues to be so.)

I hope you enjoy!

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References from Rishi Rai and Specular photography.
https://www.rishiraiphotography.com/
https://specular.viewbook.com/