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[Julayla Tovah Grimaude]

Yeah, I am pretty sure this is 6 feet under. Kind of a shame, was hoping to write music for this thing.

[Ishapar]

Yeah, I am pretty sure this is 6 feet under. Kind of a shame, was hoping to write music for this thing.

 

Did you ever message the op about it?

[chief]

John was the one behind this.  And he is pretty much long gone.   I still chat with him now and then.  But as far as this goes...Pretty sure he has no interest in starting it back up.   If anyone else wishes to feel free.

[LightingSpeeDevil]

*Eight years later*

I'm surprised I can still log into this old account.

I'm even more surprised to see people post in this thread in 2019 haha.

So yeah, I was cast as Sonic in this project in 2008 when I was like...16?! (Good grief...)
It fell apart during production of the first episode for the usual reasons of people disappearing or dropping out. The first episode was pretty much finished aside from the music and some sound effects.

I messaged John around 2012 asking if he could send me the pieces, because I fully intended to finish it myself to get a taste of what could have been. I never heard back from him, but my offer is still open if he even still have the files anymore.

Since then I graduated college, got cancer, have just about beaten it, and started working doing voice acting and production for radio and TV, so happy endings I suppose.

If someone decided to start FFF back up again I would be happy to assist, but I know that is basically moot now that you have the resources to just make Sea3on an animated show apparently, which is quite exciting.

If anyone needs any help with voice acting and production, Sonic-related or otherwise, feel free to hit me up.

[Ishapar]

*Eight years later*

I'm surprised I can still log into this old account.

I'm even more surprised to see people post in this thread in 2019 haha.

So yeah, I was cast as Sonic in this project in 2008 when I was like...16?! (Good grief...)
It fell apart during production of the first episode for the usual reasons of people disappearing or dropping out. The first episode was pretty much finished aside from the music and some sound effects.

I messaged John around 2012 asking if he could send me the pieces, because I fully intended to finish it myself to get a taste of what could have been. I never heard back from him, but my offer is still open if he even still have the files anymore.

Since then I graduated college, got cancer, have just about beaten it, and started working doing voice acting and production for radio and TV, so happy endings I suppose.

If someone decided to start FFF back up again I would be happy to assist, but I know that is basically moot now that you have the resources to just make Sea3on an animated show apparently, which is quite exciting.

If anyone needs any help with voice acting and production, Sonic-related or otherwise, feel free to hit me up.

What cancer did you struggle with?

[Julayla Tovah Grimaude]

So, is this still a thing, or what? I heard John Roberts kicking around and posting recently, so...

[John Roberts]

Hiho!

F3 (is that what we were calling it?) Is most definitely dead. And I killed it. Looking back I think F3 just came out at the wrong time. Me and Paul had just taken over FUS and all the challenges and expectations that came with it. Alongside that, we were heavily pushing the Sea3on revival and all the challenges and expectations that came with *that*. (Considering how far Sea3on and FUS in general has come along presently I would say our attentions in laying that foundation was the right choice for us all).

Also the majority or our staff just up and vanished leaving a lot of work unfinished and unpolished.

Basically it was just me and Paul left to keep the lights on. So, armed with a dodgy laptop and a barely working knowledge of Audacity software, I tired to piece it all together on my own (Paul helped by rubbing my dick - ermm - shoulders a lot, and putting all of his attention to Sea3on). F3 was always suppose to be a collaboration to keep it going. I lost that. And that falls on me for failing to keep everyone together and on the same page.

AAAAAND that's about the time life got in the way.

Army deployments to the middle east essentially killing my internet life (and nearly both my fucking legs), and my return to country life in general going under such dramatic changes keeping my attentions elsewhere... everything associated with online stuff just followed along to nothing.

Even now trying to juggle raising two young girls with an over-demanding job I will not make any online commitments other than the occasional 'hey, ya bastards!' messages.

Having said that, the first episode was pretty much there. Voice acting was done, sound effects were more or less locked in, and script finalised. Music had not progressed at all. In the end I was just going to use a mixture of cues from the cartoon and the unused soundtrack, basically stitching this bastard together like a blanket full of smallpox.

Hmm...

That clearly didn't happen.

I still have the laptop all this was stored on so hopefully it can be retrieved and just uploaded here for all to hear and wonder 'what if'.

The voice actors absolutely nailed it. So proud of that side of things.

Edit: I did put together a trailer for it which came out really well. I'm sure I shared it on the forums somewhere..

Double edit: there are heaps of F3 threads in here. I think I even explained this project dying a few years ago in one of 'em. The trailer is somewhere in there.

[Julayla Tovah Grimaude]

Hiho!

F3 (is that what we were calling it?) Is most definitely dead. And I killed it. Looking back I think F3 just came out at the wrong time. Me and Paul had just taken over FUS and all the challenges and expectations that came with it. Alongside that, we were heavily pushing the Sea3on revival and all the challenges and expectations that came with *that*. (Considering how far Sea3on and FUS in general has come along presently I would say our attentions in laying that foundation was the right choice for us all).

Also the majority or our staff just up and vanished leaving a lot of work unfinished and unpolished.

Basically it was just me and Paul left to keep the lights on. So, armed with a dodgy laptop and a barely working knowledge of Audacity software, I tired to piece it all together on my own (Paul helped by rubbing my dick - ermm - shoulders a lot, and putting all of his attention to Sea3on). F3 was always suppose to be a collaboration to keep it going. I lost that. And that falls on me for failing to keep everyone together and on the same page.

AAAAAND that's about the time life got in the way.

Army deployments to the middle east essentially killing my internet life (and nearly both my fucking legs), and my return to country life in general going under such dramatic changes keeping my attentions elsewhere... everything associated with online stuff just followed along to nothing.

Even now trying to juggle raising two young girls with an over-demanding job I will not make any online commitments other than the occasional 'hey, ya bastards!' messages.

Having said that, the first episode was pretty much there. Voice acting was done, sound effects were more or less locked in, and script finalised. Music had not progressed at all. In the end I was just going to use a mixture of cues from the cartoon and the unused soundtrack, basically stitching this bastard together like a blanket full of smallpox.

Hmm...

That clearly didn't happen.

I still have the laptop all this was stored on so hopefully it can be retrieved and just uploaded here for all to hear and wonder 'what if'.

The voice actors absolutely nailed it. So proud of that side of things.

Edit: I did put together a trailer for it which came out really well. I'm sure I shared it on the forums somewhere..

Double edit: there are heaps of F3 threads in here. I think I even explained this project dying a few years ago in one of 'em. The trailer is somewhere in there.

As I remembered, Val had 2 tracks done and was on standby for more prompts. I guess she'd been long gone by the time you explained this.

[John Roberts]

Possibly? I really don't remember mate. I haven't seen or heard from Val for a good long time now.

[Julayla Tovah Grimaude]

Possibly? I really don't remember mate. I haven't seen or heard from Val for a good long time now.

I can pass on any messages you have for her. After all, we share the same body.