Whilst on shore leave, Leyland is given a mission to locate a missing person… and meets a familiar face with some revelations that have dire consequences for the Alliance…

Featuring the voice talents of:-
Afterthought – Sarah Crosbie
Anim8tor Cathy – Rosalyn Leyland
Bella – Professor Tanya Drake
BlazeLee Dragon – Gordon Drake/David Leyland
JetCityWoman – Captain Danielle Crosbie

Guest Stars
Chris62 – Acolyte
JohnnyEx – Acolyte/Dark One
Mustachio26 – Ghost

Special Guest Stars
Kuroken – Admiral Donald Carpenter
Jase180 – Nicholas Van Meyer/Kovenaar

and featuring Sisch performing “Fly Me To The Moon”.

An expedition unearths Ancient ruins on the unexplored world of Calypso; Ryan meets an old flame, Frost has an unpleasant encounter with something unknown, and the Odyssey crew discovers the first inklings that something dangerous is lurking out amongst the stars…

The new Odyssey, completed and ready for action, undertakes what should be a simple patrol mission. With new crewmembers aboard trying to find their place, matters are complicated further when Albrecht is faced with someone from her past…

I hope I’m wrong, but this particular preview leaves me with an empty feeling… the feeling I normally get when I believe I’ve just watched a preview for a film that is going to be a heckuva lot more flash than substance. I hope I’m wrong… boy, do I hope I’m wrong.

Is this really a surprise?

Episode 1 of the animated drama series. Justin is an insomniac. He suffers from it to the point where he gets hallucinations from the lack of sleep. The trouble is, he can’t tell the difference between his real life and the hallucinations, and which is more dangerous.

With the popularity of video games, it’s no surprise that Hollywood has tried to exploit the genre numerous times since the early 90s. Unfortunately, the results have never broken free of being either severely horrific or borderline mediocre. In this video, WatchMojo.com takes a look back at the most famous video game movie adaptations, and examines the elements that have allowed certain translations to go on to make big dollars at the box-office, despite their low-quality, bad acting and detachment from their original subject matter and genre.

The Cutting Room in Moviestorm 1.3 makes it simple to add stills to your movie: perfect for title sequences or classic shots like newspaper headlines or setting a location.

Am I going nuts or do I hear a quote from Captain John Sheridan of “Babylon 5″ in the very beginning of this tutorial? Interesting… good choice, but interesting…

Three new customizable styles of clothing – Scene, Emo & College – with easier to mod UV mapping. This collection is available in the Moviestorm Marketplace for a limited time at an introductory price of 50 MSP per month or buy outright for 500 MSP. More information and graphic image samples are also available at this link. The use of more easily modded mapping will also add to the versatility of the package.