A proof-of-concept trailer for a planned feature from Germany-based Telescope Animation was released today. The last whale singer, which will be implemented using a newly created workflow focused on Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 5 real-time game engine with funding from two Epic MegaGrants and a grant from EU Creative Europe Media. The trailer will debut online today and will appear next week as part of the Epic exhibition at the Annecy International Animation Festival in France.
The last whale singer It is a planned cross-platform project that also includes prequel video games, episodic series, and AR/VR projects using the same resources for each movie created. The telescope will be released in 2025 as a feature and prequel game that is currently in development for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox. The film follows Vincent, a rebellious teenager Whale Cuz, who must face his fate and save the oceans from destruction by the ancient evil.
Further details on financing the production were not immediately available.
In a note, Reza Memari (stem richardThe co-founder/CEO of Telescope, as well as the screenwriter and director of the film, said: “Our plans The last whale singer “We wanted to see how we could create content differently, which meant we needed to build a new pipeline from scratch.”
The company says the telescope’s pipeline simplifies the process, allowing assets to be created in real-time and then shared with other projects. The telescope also reports that artists can create a 2D and 3D story in the Unreal Engine.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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