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What happens when you're taking a filmmaking in Unreal Engine class while also writing a novel? Well, this.

This is me, still taking baby steps into basically everything to do with film. There is SO MUCH to be fixed in the video I can't even... the sound (hah hah--my first ever try at sound design), clothing, lighting, funky shadows and reflections, displaced door, that nasty tablecloth, actually making the food look ... foody... and the animation. Oh, boy, the animation.

On the other hand. Look at what I made! I mean... this, for me, was unimaginable not too long ago. The two small videos on the latter screen are what I was teaching myself how to do before I took on Unreal after having used iClone for a while, which was already something, but now it feels like that carrot that keeps me going just got ten times yummier.

I'll try to list all assets I used, but I'm sure I'll forget a bunch. The sounds are from Ghosthack, the table, fruits, and room walls/elements are from Unreal Marketplace (I'll see if I can backtrack which exact packs later, I did a bit of a hodgepodge after going on a shopping spree for medieval interiors), the characters were created using Reallusion's Character Creator, the clothing is one of my first pathetic attempts at designing clothing in Marvelous Designer (where I will design and animate the actual clothing after I finalize the character animations). Beyond the window and the slivers of buildings in the small videos are assets from the amazing KitBash3D library.