So I was doing my usual kickstarter browsing the other day and I came across this little gem:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/syntheticph/wish-it-inc-a-comedy-fantasy-web-series
So it seems that the guys who made those live action Portal videos like the faux documentary about Aperture Science ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9mDxz9BXDk ) and the live action adaptation of Lab Ratt ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=539oNONcCrI ) have decided to make a web-series about a corporation that exists to grant peoples wishes. With magic. My favourite part, they've convinced Ellen McLain (the voice of GLaDOS) to play the fairy godmother in charge of it all.
So what does everyone think? Is this a good idea for Ellen? Do you think the series will be any good (if it makes its funding goal though, I mean, this is Kickstarter after all)?
Personally, I hope it gets there. I think it'd be interesting to see Ellen do something a little different (even though I'm not convinced she'll end up still being a good character by the end of the series). Plus these guys have done some pretty good work so far.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/syntheticph/wish-it-inc-a-comedy-fantasy-web-series
So it seems that the guys who made those live action Portal videos like the faux documentary about Aperture Science ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9mDxz9BXDk ) and the live action adaptation of Lab Ratt ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=539oNONcCrI ) have decided to make a web-series about a corporation that exists to grant peoples wishes. With magic. My favourite part, they've convinced Ellen McLain (the voice of GLaDOS) to play the fairy godmother in charge of it all.
So what does everyone think? Is this a good idea for Ellen? Do you think the series will be any good (if it makes its funding goal though, I mean, this is Kickstarter after all)?
Personally, I hope it gets there. I think it'd be interesting to see Ellen do something a little different (even though I'm not convinced she'll end up still being a good character by the end of the series). Plus these guys have done some pretty good work so far.