Techno-Pinoy: December 2010

Prelude:

We should be very happy for this 3D film ...This will show the whole world the essence of "Techno-Pinoy" and how Filipinos got the talent; now we are going to show the world that we can do anything. This is another way of using the latest technological tools how pinoy story telling is portray.Pinoy are common artists and animators ;long before in Pixar, Filipinos have been working for Hanna-Barbera cartoons in the 1950s.There were 3D games and films behind which makers are Filipinos-the quality of their work is amazing. It was reportedly that producers of the said animated 3D film spent P100 million in making “RPG: Metanoia,” ;more than anything, else the producers see this film as a chance to showcase Pinoy creativity and that this film will open more doors to the world for Filipino animators.

Some of the technique used in the film which did an impressive job is stereoscoping image.Stereoscopic 3D is when you split an image into two (for the left and right eye) to simulate how the human eye perceives depth.

Here are some of the infos , you would know some details how the project in making the film come true:
RPG: Metanoia is a Filipino computer-animated adventure film produced by Ambient Media, Thaumatrope Animation and ABS-CBN Film Productions Inc. Star Cinema. It is the first full length Philippine animated film presented in 3D.^[1] It won 3rd Best Picture, Best Sound Recording and Best Original Theme Song in the 2010 Metro Manila Film Festival, Quezon City's Special Citation was also given for being a Gender Sensitive Movie in the said even

RPG took 4 years to make. Thaumatrope Animation has been working on it since 2007. In 2008, a teaser trailer for then "theRPGmovie" was shown at Level Up's Ragnarok Online event at the World Trade Center. In August 2009, Ambientmedia officially partnered with ABS-CBN. In June 2010, it was announced to be an official entry for the 36th Metro Manila Film Festival. In August 2010, RPG: Metanoia's official website was launched. The Cinema Evaluation Board gave the movie a Grade A.^[4]

See, it is indeed a great Techno-Pinoy!

Detail: Film picture..