Cyber Propulsion Institute (CPI) Given Mandate To Prevent Further Destruction

The year is 2059 and Cyber Propulsion wasn’t meant to be used like this, a dream gone bad, very bad. Instead of universal harmony and Dimension Y, now Tyrus has sole possession of Cyber Propulsion technology. Unable to recreate the initial success of the Dimension Y experiments, he inadvertently discovers its catastrophic potential. If Tyrus can’t sell the world its salvation, he’ll blackmail it with destruction.

CYBERACERS is the first CGI series being created exclusively for wireless/mobile and broadband delivery. Produced by FFMI in association with South Korean animation and special effects leader, MORPH STUDIOS/DG SPOT and PECONIC PICTURES, Episode One will be offered in three minute installments or 30 minute download exclusively over FFMI’s nGen Digital Content Platform.

By matching their deep roster of artist talent with a growing stable of in-house animators, Famous Frames Digital (F2D) has become one of the industry’s fastest growing and most dependable animatic/3D/digital art studios with a reputation of successfully working within the tightest of time and budget restrictions. Now they’re teaming up with FFMI. Besides producing their latest animatics, F2D can now offer its clients the ability to distribute their content through mobile/wireless devices through FFMI’s nGen Digital Delivery Platform.

In addition, F2D is producing many of FFMI’s interactive graphic novels, animated messages and greetings.

Who doesn’t want to rule the world?, asks MasterMinds co-creator and Famous Frames artist Aaron Sowd.  “It’s about five guys who stick to their dreams no matter how utterly misguided those dreams really are.”  Stan Lee, co-creator of Spiderman, the X-Men, The Fantastic Four, and countless other titles during his legendary tenure at Marvel, lends his narration skills.  “Face it!  We all love to hate a great super villain.” Check out MasterMinds premiering exclusively on FFMI!

Click here for the interview with Aaron Sowd.

*nGen platform drives digital delivery in mobile/wireless marketing*

Famous Frames Mobile Interactive is promptly establishing itself as a Digital New Media Studio. Along with their strategic partner M-Channel, they are paving the way that others are bound to follow by building the nGen delivery platform. nGen can not only support nearly every popular file format, but it also possesses the ability to reach and play on almost all web browsers. It incorporates industry leading mobile/wireless capabilities and cross-carrier connectivity.

The nGen B2B (Business-To-Business) and D2C (Direct-To-Consumer) services provide broad support for online marketing. This new platform is spiking interest from businesses, advertising agencies, and independent filmmakers who are anxious to be a part of this growing mobile medium.

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Claims of reading textbook are being investigated

 Astonishing the intellectual world, Guy Henry, an orthodontist’s dream, who most of the local community agreed seems “pretty screwed up” (or the most normal person in his pretty screwed up world), got a “C-“ on his fourth grade science test.“.

“All I did was read the textbook!”, Guy Henry told reporters.  “I figured I had nothing to lose.”  Asked if he planned to continue this unnatural studying practice, Guy Henry replied, “you never know.  Maybe.”  No comment yet on any plans to pursue a science career.  “Though I like fire and explosions,” he added.  All that’s certain about Guy Henry’s future is that it lies in the capable hands of his creator, Famous Frames artist, Burpo.  Guy Henry will premiere exclusively on FFMI in February 2008.

Famous Frames storyboard artist Mark Hurtado found himself immersed with creative opportunities collaborating with director Jay Russell on, “The Water Horse, Legend of the Deep.”  This experience would prove to be the most rewarding of his career.

A violent discovery in the South Pacific and a murder in a San Francisco mansion lead investigators to Xao Fung’s Lucky Shop.  FFMI sent a reporter there to get the scoop.  Unfortunately, because of the shop owner’s thick Chinese accent, we couldn’t understand a word he said.  Watch “Xao Fung’s Lucky Shop” by Duff Clawson Studio on FFMI and learn the story for yourself.

Over sixty illustrations by Famous Frames artist Juan Diaz were flashed on giant screens as the Spice Girls performed their hit song, “Holler”.  The challenge for Juan was to make sure the Spice Girls maintained a glamorous 1950’s pinup look while performing a choreographed fight scene. He adds, “Hairdos as well as costumes by fashion designer Roberto Cavalli kept changing during pre-production, so the work was always interesting. The exciting aspect was to see my art come alive onstage.”  Juan, who was born in Puerto Rico, has also worked on videos for Madonna and Christina Aguilera.

* CHALLENGES ALL CARTOON CREATURES *Saying he’ll take on the Mouse, the Duck, any dog, cat, bird, or those “cute you wanna puke” Chipmucks, Rudy The Rude Rooster calls out any animated creature to fight to the death. So far there’s been no takers. “What do you expect?” Rudy said in a press release yesterday, “I’m scared of myself too.”Spokesperson denies knowing Rudy’s Whereabouts“He’s not in Culver City,” said a spokesperson for Rudy. “He remains in training and we’re not prepared to say where so bug off.” As for the rumors of an altercation with a FFMI reporter during last week’s barroom interview, the spokesman claims it was all a misunderstanding. “It was dark. Rudy mistook the reporter for an ashtray. It was an honest mistake. FFMI should stop whining. The burns will eventually heal.” There was no comment on Rudy’s animated series scheduled to premiere this spring exclusively on FFMI.

[fa:p:a=72157603787743877,id=2215547801,j=r,s=t,l=p] [fa:p:a=72157603787743877,id=2216339388,j=r,s=t,l=p]It’s a big change from her everyday job as a Famous Frames storyboard artist, but Merle Keller has been making quite a name for herself as a fine artist. Check out her latest work, “The Edge Of The Bed” series as well as other Famous Frames luminaries at The Famous Store opening this summer.