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Blake's 7 Nexxar Ch 05 "Conclusion"

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Screenplay for KERA's Blake's 7 series, "Nexxar"
© Nov 2011 Written by David Wicker
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CHAPTER 5 - CONCLUSION

Dayna : (tight voice) Slave, damage report.

Slave : (calm) All systems functioning normally.

Tarrant : (anxious) Then let's get the hell out of here ! Slave, planetary liftoff, standard by 13 !

Slave : (urgency in voice) At once master !

Cut to Scorpio ship lifting off *** Special Effects ** Consider liftoff clip from series where Avon gained Neutronic Drive.

Fade to Soo Lyn and rest of crew in Medical room

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Doctor Who - Mosaicby ~dw817

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"Rose, before I go, I just want to tell you, you were fantastic. Absolutely fantastic ! And you know what ? So was I."

To see this picture at it's true size (so you can make out each frame), hold down the [Shift] key and click HERE: [link]

Then click again anywhere on the picture to see the detail at that location. Click again to zoom out. Press [Alt] [Tab] to return HERE.

I was looking at AzizNatour's own Mosaic and thought to myself. That's pretty neat. I wonder if it's possible I could make a mosaic, not from known images, but from frames of a video ?

So I chose Doctor Who, Chris (my best friend's) favorite, the pilot episode, and found a picture I liked, saved that off.

Then I brought up VirtualDUB and proceeded to extract out every second of the 44-minute video as individual images. And that worked out to be 2628 frames in all.

Had I done every single FRAME in the video it would've been over 66,000 pictures and I figured that would be too many to work with (and I might be there a-while doing it besides)

From there, instead of using a standard 4x3 familiar grid I wanted do something different so I mixed up the layout and scrambled them thoroughly and by doing so, I managed to use up every single one of the 2628 frames with no repeats.

So there are no duplicate frames in this whole picture ! That's pretty neat when you think about it.

And as you can see, some are forwards, upside-down, backwards, mirrored, and rotated, and carefully calculated to make the picture mosaic what it is.

This was a lotta work ! Hope you enjoy it !

Tools: Paintshop Pro 7, VirtualDUB, AndreaMosaic

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As with all my work, both artistic and literary, if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please feel free to enter them below and I will be more than happy to respond.

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~PensilCantik Mar 21, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I managed to use up every single one of the 2628 frames with no repeats.

that's terrific!!!

~dw817 Mar 22, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you ! You look -ahhm- excited ?

*wagn18 Feb 15, 2012 Hobbyist Photographer

Holy crap.....that is amazing. That is so much work.

Nice job!

~dw817 Feb 16, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I'm glad you like it ! And yes it was a LOT of work. What really taxed my computer was getting out all those frames and saving them out as individual .BMP files.

Likely I'll do something nice for Jon Pertwee, my favorite of the Doctors in the future.

*roamingtigress Feb 14, 2012

Neat work here. I like the effect.

~dw817 Feb 14, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Thanks ! This was unbe-freakingl-lievably difficult to do I think you can imagine !
And it will be my first and last Mosaic unless my friend Chris requests the latest doctor, Matt Smith, and so far he hasn't.

However, my favorite Dr is actually Jon Pertwee, a blast from the past and I like him for his quiet compassion and Fatherly ways not seen from the other Doctors: [link]
And curiously the first doctor I was introduced to in the series was Peter Davison when I saw it on television years ago with my Dad. He was my favorite until I saw Jon Pertwee and then fell in love with his passion and protective demeanor: [link]

*roamingtigress Feb 14, 2012

You are so very, very welcome.

I like seeing people so passionate about what they like.

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