(19.08.2012)Pulse Wave schrieb:  Weiß jemand zufällig, ob die Bronydoc-Blu-Ray einen Regioncode haben oder codefrei sein wird?

Michael Brockhoff schrieb:Everyone that paid for a physical disc will receive a retail package with a Blu-ray disc. The Blu-ray will have 1080p High Definition video. It will be region free so it plays anywhere in the world and will include English subtitles that can be turned on or off.

Zitat: Big News & Updates
Update #17 · Sep. 08, 2012 · 7 comments

It’s an exciting time here at the documentary office. We have updates for you about a number of different things. We also have some big news to announce.

First and foremost, the editing of the film is well underway. It’s starting to take shape and looking great! We expect to reach our target release date. The film should be done and the digital download codes should be sent out the last part of November. After that, the Blu-ray discs will be manufactured and shipped in the first part of December.

So what’s taking so long you may be asking. Over 300 hours of raw footage!

We filmed all over the world:

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Andrews, North Carolina

Bar Harbor, Maine

Berlin, Germany

Brooklyn, New York

Dusseldorf, Germany

Long Island, New York

Los Angeles, California

Lowell, Massachusetts

Manchester, United Kingdom

Rugeley, United Kingdom

San Diego, California

Secaucus, New Jersey

Stuttgart, Germany

Tel Aviv, Israel

We have Jay Miracle (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0591969/) one of the best editors in the business on the job. Jay is an Emmy award-winning editor and he is bringing his great talent to the film. He’s working hard on bringing that footage down to about 2-hours of great story telling.

That brings us to an update from a previous post. Instead of separating the film into three separate parts (one for BronyCon, one for GALACON and one for B.U.C.K.) Jay and our talented story producer Stephanie Hubbard have figured out a terrific way to incorporate all the storylines into one program. We think you’ll like the approach since it puts the Brony phenomena into international perspective.

We’ve also brought on an amazing music composer. His name is David O (http://www.davidomusic.com). He’s a respected composer, musical director and performer. He will be writing an original score for the film and will record real life musicians performing much of it. We’re also exploring the possibility of incorporating some fan music.

It’s time to let you in on something special that’s been in the works. The film will feature an original song about who Bronies are. It’s a collaboration of none other than Amy Keating Rogers, Mic the Microphone and David O. To add icing to the cake, John de Lancie will perform the song and a talented group of people are animating it! Can you say epic… how’s that for original content?

On the rewards front, all the Love & Tolerance Art posters have been shipped. If you have not received yours, please use the “Contact Me” link to send me a private message and I’ll see if I can track it down.

This brings me to address changes. If you have one, just send it to me in a private message and I’ll update our mailing list.

Finally, the t-shirts are back from the printers. They turned out great. It pains me to say this, but after careful calculation and because we want to put as much of the backer money into the content of the film as possible, we can’t send all the shirts out in a package that is separate from the Blu-Ray discs. The cost of shipping in the US is low enough that only US backers will get a separate package with just the shirt, which will be sent this week. This is only because when the Blu-Ray discs are ready, in the US, they can be sent via low cost media mail. As far as Canada and the rest of the world, I’m so sorry, but your shirt will be sent with your Blu-Ray disc. If you just can’t wait, head over to http://www.bronydoc.com and for $5 (Canada) or $10 (International) we’ll send your shirt this week.

Again, thank you for your support.

Michael Brockhoff & the Documentary Team.

(08.09.2012)Blankflank schrieb:  Es gibt tausend Bronysongs, da werden ja wohl nen paar reinpassen.

(08.09.2012)Evenprime schrieb:  Das nimmt ja Dimensionen an, mit denen ich nie gerechnet hätte. Musik und Animationen speziell für den Film, überall Profis am Werk, Amy Keating Rogers arbeitet an einem der Songs mit, John De Lancie wird ihn singen (? hab ich das richtig gelesen? ).

(08.09.2012)Evenprime schrieb:  Ich denke das sind vorallem rechtliche Probleme, die man umgehen will. Einerseits sind Gesetze von Land zu Land unterschiedlich und selbst "public domain" existiert und funktioniert nicht überall auf der Welt.

(12.09.2012)Fragga schrieb:  Ja und die sind echt fair...wehe ich erwisch wen beim hochladen :p