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Leonca~ wrote:Hmm, maybe when I’ve had more animation practice I can try a really painful looking face-popping transformation focusing on teeth.

I would seriously love to see that!

I wouldn’t mind seeing something that focuses more on anatomical accuracy. For example, the way that wolves have six incisor teeth and humans have four. I can’t think of a movie where the person had some kind of shifting or popping motion to make space in the skull and allow the extra teeth to grow...

Biologically, the moon -does- have an effect on living creatures. Heck, with something strong enough to work with tides I would expect as much.

Anyway, I just mostly notice having too much jittery energy.

I agree. A painful first shift has its place, but the bloody, skin ripping apart transformation I think is best left to the pure horror werewolf movie. Very true. Then again, i love the 'curse' aspect of werewolf origination than the genetics or virus origination, so I have a pretty strong bias. Th...

I hadn't seen this brought up in prior threads, though I may have missed it, or someone posted it in another section of the forums. However! I shall ask anyway, and someone can point me to the right place if need be. :lol: What have you always wanted to see in a werewolf transformation sequence in a...

Personally, I just collect werewolf movies. I don't have very many, actually, because I am poor and DVDs are a luxury. However! I do love the ones I have, and am always looking for good recommendations.

Thanks. I'm looking forward to it. And thanks for the duckies!

For me it's a toss up between a Bouda/Bultungin (werehyena of Etheopian mythos) or a Jaguar from mesoamerican stories. Amazing creatures with as much history as werewolves, though the jaguar-people were more in control of themselves typically than the stories of werewolves. Sort of like the differen...

Scott Gardener wrote:At Dragon*Con, I stumbled in the wee hours of the morning upon a horror film about a killer weresheep.

Black Sheep? I -love- that movie. So hilarious. And so very very wrong....

Hah. One of the guys I went to school with also built a Skeksis. I was going to be pretty surprised if we'd gone to school together! ;-) Other side of the state tho, it seems.

Trinity> You didn't go to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh, did you?

Thanks for the duckie video! The youtube page is quite helpful.

The group was actually Werewolf-Horror, fans of werewolves in the horror genre.

And yes, very into film making. Especially prosthetics and monster makeup. It's what I went to school for, actually.

Hey folks. As is obvious from this post, I'm new here. Quick intro: -I'm American, from Michigan -I'm an actress -I'm a special effects makeup artist -I'm a 2D artist -I love special effects, movies, hyenas, monster makeup and WEREWOLVES! -My favorite TV shows are the X-Files and Warehouse 13 -I fou...