i'm new to the Halo IP and understand very little outside of fan works to I got this Audio Book of Halo Renegades. It was very good and I have a better understanding of the Halo story. I like the characters and the general atmosphere of the settings. What i do know from this book is that I hate The Office of Navel Intelligence. Those guys are mean for no reason.
Just finished the short story The courts of Jamshyd by Robert F. Young. The world is described as having been full of life until man turned it into dust. Saying the characters live near Ruins full of buildings. This description of the world sounds like the Fallout wasteland. Any other PD works that has this type of post nuclear war setting?
I've been working in Open Shot for a few months now with basic still frame editing. I want to be able to do more and make Parodies of stuff. Is there a way to make a Star Wars opening Crawl natively in Open Shot or any other free software. I've tried looking but everything came up as either paid software or something so old that my PC cant run it without crashing like Movie maker 2.6 for example.
I see on youtube there are a ton of reuploads of the Original short and when I ask the question in Bing it says "Hardware Wars was not registered or renewed, so it fell into the public domain under U.S. Law" while Google says no. Which one is right? If it is then great otherwise there are tons of PD sci-fi to pull from
Are there any examples of a PD work that ends in an unresolved cliffhanger. Like it sets up the story to continue only for nothing to come next. Something like Cinderella loses her glass slipper and the story ends there with no resolution.
I have 1 roll needing a female voice. The story is a Grim-Dim adaptation of the Lensmen stories by EE Smith, something akin to Warhammer 40k but with a slightly more light hearted tone. The format is also inspired by Hunter The Parenting by Bruva Alfabusa. Please feel to respond in the comments or DM me if you are interested.
I have 1 roll needing a female voice. The story is a Grim-Dim adaptation of the Lensmen stories by EE Smith, something akin to Warhammer 40k but with a slightly more light hearted tone. The format is also inspired by Hunter The Parenting by Bruva Alfabusa. Please feel to respond in the comments or DM me if you are interested.