Winton Films now with Quicktime

Hi all,

You can now download and watch my
videos with Apple's Quicktime player.

http://www.wintonfilms.co.uk/

They are now in MPEG, Quicktime, ASF
and real media formats. Now the only
excuse not to watch them is 'cos you
don't want to. :-)

Have fun,

andy

Cool video, funny. Good song too.

Thanks for this, always nice to hear
someone's opinion.

I've been thinking about adding a short
animation summary to this site, since there
always appears to be a 'how do I do
animation' quesions on this group. Maybe
I'll do this when I've got some time.

thanks again,

andy

Yeah...I like it...Its very different to most stuff i've seen and your whole site is very good

Hey I liked charlie I thought the animation was great. I also realy liked the music that went with it. Is it your own music. Id love to get an instrumentle version I of that song.

Hi there,

Skinhead, thanks. The book 'Designing
Web Usability' by Jakob Nielsen is darn
good at giving recommendations about web
sites. Mine doesn't have much of the
current trendy stuff, but I've tried to
make it as usable as possible. So if
anyone has any complaints, ideas for
improvements, please tell me!

Despin E, thanks for this. There's
plenty of things that I'd like to change
with Charlie, but it's OK with the time/
resource/etc restrictions I had.

I'm now working on a character animated
short, hopefully it will have more movement
than charlie. This is being done in
Animation Master. So far I've got the
script done, and almost finished the
storyboard.

Thanks again and have fun,

andy

Ooops,

To answer your question, nope the music
is not mine.

It belongs to Idle Child see -

http://www.idlechild.com/

There is probably the instrumental for
charlie but you'd have to buy an album
with it on.

If you still want it ask [email protected]
which album has the instrumental of
Charlie's Dream
on it.

cheers,

andy

I'm still d\ling your movie Winton, but I'm sure its great..."that was a joke"

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