DC CHRONICLES EPISODE 7 - 75% Complete!
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Searching for a plumber in Fallout 3 video series The DC Chronicles
>> Inspired by the plot of the original Fallout RPG, The DC Chronicles is a Fallout 3 machinima series following Andrew Grafton, a vault dweller who has stumbled into the wastes and is in pursuit of a Water Chip for his home.
DC supers
1 After a brief introduction to our setting - US capital city Washington DC - the journey begins with an attacking Super Mutant. He's pinned down a group of soldiers in the ruins of the city.
Hero shot
2 Luckily there's a man with a very big sniper rifle creeping nearby. This is our narrator and hero, Andrew. He aims at the Super Mutant, and dispatches him with two quick shots in the head.
Poor rewards
3 The soldiers reward Andrew with Stimpacks and bullets. The story's told via audio diaries, which enabled character interaction without the creator having to record dialogue for everyone.
Water flow
4 The episode ends by providing us with direction. The soldiers haven't heard of a Water Chip, but they point to Rivet City. A man there named Preston might be able to help.
Current Project: The DC Chronicles
Inspired by the plot of the original Fallout RPG, The DC Chronicles is a Fallout 3 machinima series following Andrew Grafton, a vault dweller who has stumbled into the wastes and is in pursuit of a Water Chip for his home.
Throughout the series Andrew will encounter different enemies, allies, and scenarios. There are going to be 2 seasons. Episodes 1 through to 7 are Season 1 and Episodes 8 through to 14 are season 2. It’s going to be a big year for us – our plan is to blow the entire first season out of the water. Click to begin watching the first episode.
My real name is Aaron. I live in Sydney, Australia. Where I was also born.
From as far back as I can remember I’ve always had a great love for movies. When I was young I spent most weekends filming little mini-movies with my 3 brothers. I suppose the lack of actors and believable environments was my main reason for switching to Machinima. As a form of low-budget animation I’m able to have several actors on screen and have many great scenes that I just couldn’t do in the real world. Also, making it into the film industry is something I’ve always wanted to achieve – and Machinima is a wonderful way to learn better film techniques and brush up on other skills. As I have gotten older I am often more inspired and interested by a much wider film palate and I take a lot of inspiration from the works of Oliver Stone, Tony Scott, and James Cameron.
One of the reasons I think people enjoy watching DC Chronicles is because it truly paints a very vivid picture of the time it is set in. I hope that my viewers feel transported into that place in time, and I believe when a film can truly engage you in that way, It’s a pretty amazing thing. The world is such a different place in Fallout – and seeing at least a glimpse of the mentality and the way things are in the Post-Apocalyptic world can really raise the expectations of my viewers.
Bethesda did a phenomenal job recreating Fallout in a 3D engine and succeeded in making a game worthy of the Fallout title. In the DC Chronicles we're trying to add to that experience and bring back those nolstalgic moments we all keep so close to our hearts (for us diehard fans at least).
At first glance it seems like the DC Chronicles is just taking what Fallout 1/2 had and adding some extra story elements. But I assure you, there is more than meets the eye - the story is about to get bigger, better, and deeper. We have huge plans for our series and we hope that you will jump aboard with us - because It's going to be one hell of a ride.
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