Highest Rated Comments


KrisztianMajdik7 karma

Hi reddit. I'm ready and looking forward to your questions.

KrisztianMajdik6 karma

Besides the original NOTLD? JAWS and POLTERGEIST. What's yours?

KrisztianMajdik5 karma

Ha, nice question...(ಠ_ಠ)

We chose to do this kind of film because we love horror and we wanted to try our hands on creating a zombie film. Why not? It's fun...but also because it has an audience. Unfortunately making movies is expensive and there is a business side to it. For a new, unproven team, with very little money, outside the studio system, we needed to do a project that could generate enough return in order to make another film. It was also essential to GET financing in the first place and attach our wonderful cast. Hopefully this one does alright and we can do a follow up. We have a fantastic sci-fi script lined up and I would LOVE to get started on that.

KrisztianMajdik5 karma

Thank you for your question. Now this is my first feature and it took FOREVER! A couple years on and off. You are absolutely right, it's HARD. Someone said something along the lines of "It's incredibly hard to make a bad movie and impossible to make a good one." We had no idea what we were going into (and what we were doing!). We had the production budget of maybe 1/3rd of a Simpsons episode and industry people told us there was no way we could do it. But most of us were just a couple years out of school, hungry to tell stories and we all shared a deep love for animation. That was the inspiration/motivation to do this.

In terms of what inspires me the way I shoot? I grew up with Indiana Jones, Blade Runner, Alien, big popcorn movies. Those films affected me and influenced my style. I like a fluid, moving camera. Animation was the world that would let me execute my style with the limited money we had. In other words, the freedom of it is intriguing...at least on paper. Little did I know that there were even more restrictions in animation than in live action!

KrisztianMajdik4 karma

I hope he is doing great!