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Old School in D&D Short fan Film

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I’ve seen this short fan film linked to on a number of blogs and forums, but not many “old school” sites. This is a shame because Old School D&D fans are probably the folks most likely to recognize the illustrations from old adventures and old books that were used in this short. Enjoy.

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Randall

The video works for me. The Youtube page says "Uploaded on Nov 1, 2006 A finalist in the 2006 D&D Fan Film Contest. WORLD OF ADVENTURE" I don't know if World of Adventure is the name of the film or the contest. Here's a direct link to the film on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kJxsrQvGc0#t=42

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Unknown

What is the name/link of this? The video box embedded is doa. Not surprising since it's been six years.

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Randall

Stuart,

I can't wait to see this interview, so I hope you can get the project back on track.

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Unknown

The interview isn't online yet. Hopefully I'll get back on track with that project this summer and start posting them. 🙂

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Norman J. Harman Jr.

I liked it so much I also put it on me blog.

@Stuart
Dude, you can't go throwing out you have an interview without linking to it.

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AndreasDavour

Neato! I couldn't tell where much of the art came from, but I know I've seen it or something like it many times. I loved the feel of it all. Especially that really detailed art I associate with Fighting Fantasy game books from England.

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Unknown

That video was edited by Riley Swift of Dungeon Majesty / Telefantasy Studios. The music was composed for the video by one of the guys from the Metal Band "Crom".

It's one of my favourite web videos. When I was interviewing JJ from Dungeon Majesty (also one of the ladies at the beginning of this vid) I made a point of asking about how it was put together and where the music came from.

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Anonymous

I agree with Mr Rients.

And I rarely use the word 'awesome'.

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Randall

The folks who did this film did a great job and really have a feel for the material. It beats either of the D&D movies, IMHO.

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Jeff Rients

That. was. AWESOME!!!!

Thanks for sharing!

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