Hannover House bets big on C.G.I. and A.I. tools for production of Christmas thriller, JOLLY.
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Hannover House bets big on A.I. and C.G.I. Feature Productions with JOLLY thriller as launch title
Los Angeles, CA - Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE), a 33-year-old, independent media company, is betting big that new image rendering software can help level the playing field for independent producers to compete with major Studio productions. The company’s first production using exclusively rendered images from computer software is the December 18 release of the Christmas thriller, JOLLY. Utilizing voice performances of real actors, combined with detailed character modeling files for each principal character, the technique utilized by director / creator Arthur G. Night is to render each scene with a photorealistic likeness that transcends the imaging capabilities from prior generations of C.G.I. and A.I. software.
“The quality is unsurpassed and transformative,” said Eric Parkinson, CEO of Hannover House. “While this hardware and software strategy has limitations, we have pushed the envelope by programming in real actor performances, detailed character modeling, and extraordinarily specific scene design programming. We are putting in great source materials and superior film directing details, and this is how we can be assured of a jaw-dropping visual result.”
“JOLLY” tells the story of a non-traditional Santa Claus - more of a modern-day media celebrity - who inadvertently releases holiday havoc on the small town of Pinedale, caused by a dark secret and a dangerous son. Principal stars include Chris Orozco as the Sheriff, Anna Stadler as Santa’s helper, Arthur G. Night as Jolly, Clayton Z. Taylor as Buck Sugar and Eric Parkinson as Santa.
Hannover House is planning a key market theatrical launch on December 18, followed by a wide expansion in February, and a streaming launch in April. The same principal production strategies are planned for and even more ambitious project in the spring, JOURNEY TO UTOPIA, which the company expects will star three Academy award-winning actors in principal roles.
“We are excited to be among the very first companies to fully embrace the image rendering capability that A.I. and new CGI programs can provide to independent, feature film producers,” said Parkinson. “I have produced over 70 feature films in my career, from 35mm film format to 8k digital. This new production technique that Arthur G. Night has created, could potentially revolutionize independent feature production. We may be on the brink of a new paradigm in the democratization of visual capabilities add as being no longer being held exclusively by a handful of major content providers. Solid stories, great actors, and superior directoral design can make a low cost independent film look like a $100-million dollar major studio tentpole. To me, this is as exciting of news as the creation of the cinema lens was in revolutionizing feature film production,” he concluded. “The big media industry winners will be the early adopters of this new technology, including Hannover House.”
A first look feature trailer for the “JOLLY” movie is available on the film’s website, www.JollyMovie.US. A long form music video for the closing credits song of the movie, “JOLLY, JOLLY CHRISTMAS” was also just released released to YouTube.
Hannover House will be active this week at the American Fil Market in Los Angeles, promoting its lineup of films, as well as the company’s exciting new streaming venture, MyFlix.APP.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HHSE/news/Ha...?id=541578
Hannover House bets big on A.I. and C.G.I. Feature Productions with JOLLY thriller as launch title
Los Angeles, CA - Hannover House, Inc. (OTC: HHSE), a 33-year-old, independent media company, is betting big that new image rendering software can help level the playing field for independent producers to compete with major Studio productions. The company’s first production using exclusively rendered images from computer software is the December 18 release of the Christmas thriller, JOLLY. Utilizing voice performances of real actors, combined with detailed character modeling files for each principal character, the technique utilized by director / creator Arthur G. Night is to render each scene with a photorealistic likeness that transcends the imaging capabilities from prior generations of C.G.I. and A.I. software.
“The quality is unsurpassed and transformative,” said Eric Parkinson, CEO of Hannover House. “While this hardware and software strategy has limitations, we have pushed the envelope by programming in real actor performances, detailed character modeling, and extraordinarily specific scene design programming. We are putting in great source materials and superior film directing details, and this is how we can be assured of a jaw-dropping visual result.”
“JOLLY” tells the story of a non-traditional Santa Claus - more of a modern-day media celebrity - who inadvertently releases holiday havoc on the small town of Pinedale, caused by a dark secret and a dangerous son. Principal stars include Chris Orozco as the Sheriff, Anna Stadler as Santa’s helper, Arthur G. Night as Jolly, Clayton Z. Taylor as Buck Sugar and Eric Parkinson as Santa.
Hannover House is planning a key market theatrical launch on December 18, followed by a wide expansion in February, and a streaming launch in April. The same principal production strategies are planned for and even more ambitious project in the spring, JOURNEY TO UTOPIA, which the company expects will star three Academy award-winning actors in principal roles.
“We are excited to be among the very first companies to fully embrace the image rendering capability that A.I. and new CGI programs can provide to independent, feature film producers,” said Parkinson. “I have produced over 70 feature films in my career, from 35mm film format to 8k digital. This new production technique that Arthur G. Night has created, could potentially revolutionize independent feature production. We may be on the brink of a new paradigm in the democratization of visual capabilities add as being no longer being held exclusively by a handful of major content providers. Solid stories, great actors, and superior directoral design can make a low cost independent film look like a $100-million dollar major studio tentpole. To me, this is as exciting of news as the creation of the cinema lens was in revolutionizing feature film production,” he concluded. “The big media industry winners will be the early adopters of this new technology, including Hannover House.”
A first look feature trailer for the “JOLLY” movie is available on the film’s website, www.JollyMovie.US. A long form music video for the closing credits song of the movie, “JOLLY, JOLLY CHRISTMAS” was also just released released to YouTube.
Hannover House will be active this week at the American Fil Market in Los Angeles, promoting its lineup of films, as well as the company’s exciting new streaming venture, MyFlix.APP.
