Tracy here,
No ’stuff’ tonight because the trailer goes live at 8am GMT, so I thought I’d write a quick note on behalf of me, DC, Fraser and Tim to ask that when the trailer is uploaded tomorrow, if you like it, please send it to everyone you know, post it everywhere you can, and generally help us rack up those views – the more people who see the trailer, the more people will want to see the finished movie and that’s what this whole thing is about.
Getting Storm in front of as many people, worldwide, as we can is the reason we’re building this animation in the first place. It’s not about money (we aren’t slapping any ads over the trailer), it’s about a poem and performance and ideas we all love and believe in. If that sounds mushy it’s cause I’m emotional – this is a huge deal for everyone involved as we’ve put heart and soul into the project for a year already, and I’m very proud that we’re on the eve of the trailer launch.
See you all in the morning, and thanks so much for your support so far 
07/01/2010 at 11:49 pm Permalink
Admirable sentiments. Admirable project. Look forward to seeing the trailer and helping to spread the word.
07/01/2010 at 11:55 pm Permalink
Ask and ye shall receive. I can’t wait to see the trailer and knowing how good the poem is I’ll be more than happy to share it.
08/01/2010 at 12:55 am Permalink
You can count on my support: I’ll certainly be spreading the word! The poem is a brilliant work of satire and the animation, from what I’ve seen, can only enhance it. It deserves a wide audience, and I applaud your efforts.
08/01/2010 at 7:51 am Permalink
Will do! I’m already spamming my friends just with these updates!
08/01/2010 at 9:28 am Permalink
My blog’s viewership, while perhaps not wildly impressive in terms of numbers, is at least very diverse. I look forward to sharing the fantastic trailer next week.
08/01/2010 at 11:39 am Permalink
Done!. I hope it was ok to use your portrait of Tim for the blog.
11/01/2010 at 11:42 am Permalink
It has been posted in Brisbane’s leading animation blog