I had not heard from a regular guest creator Daubster in some time but he reached out this week and even had a photo comic he wanted to share!  I'm thrilled to share with you his latest and I think best photo comic effort to date:  Bat vs Super Part 2.  I know it says Part 2 but I think this story stands on its own just even without Part 1.  It features Emma, Marry, and Shelly in a great story that has something for everyone.  I hope you'll support Daubster and encourage him to continue to produce new material!

It has been too long, right?!  Let's get you up to speed on what I've been able to do with ProjectSuperWoman content!

This summer and early fall (northern hemisphere) I did a second part of a video shoot with Mersadees.  We were not able to finish what I had hoped in one day but were able to find a second time to film so the story would not be short changed before it got cold!

I struggled early on to get the draft edit done because there was a lot of footage to figure out how to stitch together into a coherent story and it wasn't working out.  The third effort worked well!  Then after loosing momentum I set a goal to just do one SFX scene each night.

I just finished the special effects and work on tightening up the edit.  I'll be working on sound, bonus footage, and titles next.  As a result, it will not be another 4-6 months before this gets released!

I'm looking forward to releasing this one ~ it certainly has some "firsts" in the genre and the bonus footage is a lot of fun. 

In early fall I was also was able to do a video shoot with Bella and a few friends that was an almost full day of filming.  The shoot was not as big as "Lost Souls" which was a two day shoot but I really like how it came together.  I'll work on the SFX for the Bella video after I get the Mersadees video released.

When will I film again?  I hope to do some stuff this spring.  There are plenty of story ideas.  I have no specifics yet with so much in motion.  I know Bella, Michaela, and Mersadees are willing ~ and Ashley is a long shot possibility too.  I'm the bottle neck.  Right now my focus is working through the footage I have!

I've been learning some new tricks too.  Shooting in the dark with an "older" video camera meant there was some digital noise but thanks to your support I was able to license and learn some software that does a nice job cleaning it up.  I've also been learning more about how to balance out sound correctly and more cinematic style editing.  I've also been looking at a new camera and editing system to bump up PSW's video quality.  I'm still thinking about that cost/benefit.  More models and casts, smaller casts but longer stories, or higher quality visuals of the cast is always a balance I'm trying to find.  I'd love to hear your thoughts bellow!

Everyone on team PSW I'm aware of has stayed physically healthy and has avoided getting sick (or at least having any symptoms).  I've also been fortunate but busy so far ~ time management is always a work in progress.

Thank-you as always for your support.