icarus-daedelus said:I suppose a good credits sequence can enhance a show, but a bad one doesn't detract from it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3DxQ84shnE
icarus-daedelus said:I suppose a good credits sequence can enhance a show, but a bad one doesn't detract from it
Wow. That was very impressive.Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I linked last night are awesome. Check them out.
Has there been word on them doing a credits sequence? I'm excited to see what he comes up with.anaron said:I wonder how Bear McCreary feels; I know he's already written a theme .
Turning a comic book into a TV series is no easy task. (Just ask the creators of The Flash or the all-but-forgotten Witchblade.) In this new behind-the-scenes video, Executive Producers Frank Darabont, Gale Anne Hurd and Robert Kirkman discuss how they managed to manifest their ambitious vision of The Walking Dead during its long journey from page to screen.
Outstanding work by that guy.Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I linked last night are awesome. Check them out.
Not really any real spoilers in here - just a listing of the zombie mechanics they'll be using in the series.Zombie Rule #1: Ability to run is based on the amount of time a zombie has been undead, and how much decay has set in.
Zombie Rule #2: Zombies decay but at a much slower rate than humans, and its still possible to differentiate between young and old zombies.
Zombie Rule #3: Zombies are like lions: if theyve eaten, you can walk by them without fear, but a pack of hungry zombies will attack you.
Zombie Rule #4: The quickest speed of any zombie is a shambling run. see Night of the Living Dead. NO sprinters exist.
Zombie Rule #5: Zombies are not dexterous. They cannot pick up or use any items more complex than a rock or a stick.
Zombie Rule #6: Zombies have poor eyesight but they do have a strong sense of smell.
Zombie Rule #7: Zombies cannot speak but can communicate by pack mentality. The herd tends to move together if they sight food.
Zombie Rule #8: There is no overt recognition of people or places, there is a sense of familiarity that can dictate where a zombie moves.
Zombie Rule #9: Theres no known cause of the zombie mutation, but its suspected to be a virus or infection.
Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I linked last night are awesome. Check them out.
Is there a youtube version of this? Blocked hereCornballer said:
I know he tweeted a pic of the written score titled 'main title' so I'm guessing so. I'll post it for you when I find it.Spotless Mind said:Wow. That was very impressive.
Has there been word on them doing a credits sequence? I'm excited to see what he comes up with.
10pm, 9pm central timeRustyO said:Looking forward to this a fair bit...
What does the "10/9c" on the poster (post #1106) mean?
RustyO said:Looking forward to this a fair bit...
What does the "10/9c" on the poster (post #1106) mean?
hermit7 said:What is the premiere date for this? I know it is in October, but I want to set the DVR/ free my schedule to watch it.
Jakeh111 said:10pm, 9pm central time
gdt5016 said:10 eastern, 9 central.
Akia said:God, I really think this show is going to do really well, so well that I think it might be a double edged sword if it makes AMC's other shows look really bad numbers wise. Going forward AMC might only be interested in green lighting shows that can garner viewership in the same league as The Walking Dead. Instead comparing The Walking Dead to other AMC originals I think they should benchmark it against season 1 of HBO's True Blood. I think AMC's decision on renewing Rubicon for a second season (I really hope they do) is going to tell us a lot about the network's future plans.
Aw damn, can't find a youtube version of thisCornballer said:- Zap2It with another new promo for The Walking Dead
Not sure if this has been posted yet. They were running a lot of promos during Rubicon and Mad Men last night.![]()
Youtube version for us non US-ers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqCGpVEJt1ACornballer said:I think this one was up when I posted the other "Inside The Walking Dead" video, but just in case:
- Inside The Walking Dead: It's All About Survival
A more action-oriented take this time. Not much new footage compared to the first, epic trailer ... but a little more... sources at the network keep saying those rumors of a second season order are way premature, btw ...
Halloween night - October 31stpurple cobra said:I'm sorry if it's been posted already, but when does this show start? I'm very interested in watching this. Only thing that sucks is that we don't have AMC in HD.
Awesome. Yeah, I was just watching that interview at youtube that Fireblend linked to and at the end is said "Halloween at 10". Definitely will watch.Cornballer said:Halloween night - October 31st
Sepinwall said:For those who've been asking for my Walking Dead opinion, screeners finally arrived today. I will be spending my morning with zombies.
Here's what he said:gdt5016 said:Ooh. Hope it turns out good!
Sepinwall said:Other work got in the way, but watched both the Walking Deads AMC sent. Very nicely-done so far.
gdt5016 said:CHOO CHOO! ALL ABOARD!
Haven't heard of either of them.Salazar said:Have 'This Life' or 'Teachers' been screened in the US ?
Deadline.com said:'Walking Dead' To Become Series Of Novels
Robert Kirkman's bestselling comic series The Walking Dead, which already migrated to TV with the upcoming AMC series, will now spawn a trilogy of original novels to be published by Thomas Dunne books, an imprint of St. Martins Press, starting in 2011. The books will be conceptualized and outlined by Kirkman before being developed by horror novelist Jay Bonansinga (Perfect Victim). The books plots will take place in the universe or context established by Kirkmans comic series, which is currently in its 77th issue and has sold approximately three million copies worldwide. AMC's The Walking Dead premieres on October 31.
Patrick Klepek said:Had to share this sketch I managed to score from Cliff Rathburn for my girlfriend's bday.
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Cornballer said:One more tidbit from Deadline.com
Attention fans of The Walking Dead: This Sun., Oct. 10 from 2:15 to 3:45 PM ET, New York Comic Con will host a panel on the AMC series with Executive Producers Frank Darabont, Gale Anne Hurd and Robert Kirkman, as well as cast Andrew Lincoln (Rick), Jon Bernthal (Shane), Sarah Wayne Callies (Lori), Laurie Holden (Andrea), Steven Yeun (Glenn) and Norman Reedus (Daryl).
During the panel -- moderated by IGN.com's Eric Moro -- a new trailer will be screened along with never-before-seen footage from the show itself.
Can't make it to the Con? No problem! AMCtv.com will be live-blogging the event right here, so be sure to log on Sun., Oct. 10 at 2:15PM | 1:15C to see up-to-the-minute updates and photos from the event.
The Walking Dead premieres Halloween, Sun., Oct. 31 at 10/9c.
Salazar said:Indeed.
Have 'This Life' or 'Teachers' been screened in the US ?
I mention it because it's odd (and wonderful) seeing Andrew Lincoln as Rick because I have a deeply ingrained sense of him as a humorously neurotic nerd from his previous tv work.