by Stan Pennant

The Freedom Guard was a skillfully devised action epic, born of a particularly intense game of GI Joe my friends and I experienced one lunch time in the primary school playgrounds. An experience that stuck with my through to High School, where It was no longer cool to play with pretend rifles, After the release of Ban and Zekes "Leiro" I was compelled to bring my epic experience to 3DMM and thus the story of The Freedom Guard was born.

by Stan Pennant

Considered a cult hit in it’s time, the Once a King preview was developed before the movie even came to fruition. It initially began when I discovered the perfect combination of 3D letters to make swords, and then made a horse of spheres, impressed with my work I compiled a preview, and while doing so, something magical happened… I came up with a simple storyline a 2 year old would concoct and began ACTUAL production on said film. Which was later lost along with the original Freedom Guard due to hard drive failure. Enjoy

by Stan Pennant

After the tragic loss of all my work on FG and OAK, I temporarily lost inspiration. Until I caught a preview for Swordfish! For reasons unknown I was compelled to begin work immediately on animation tests that oozed with slow motion violence coupled with meticulously hand animated fancy camera movements. Around the same time, someone did the impossible (Cal maybe?) someone hand made The Predator out of shapes, Genius! So I hand made the Predator out of 3d words and animated it into all the random Swordfish inspired action sequences.

by Stan Pennant

A movie that was made by me in one hour as a last minute farewell to the community, featuring various cameo appearances (including Callista, Tony Teulan, Danny Swazz and Wilson) My parents were booting me off of the internet and into the wonderful world of outdoor activities. Which I am actually grateful for.

by Stan Pennant

This is where my work begins improving. While I didn’t have internet access, I found myself experimenting with atmosphere and pacing, making that priority over animation. I planned a fantasy epic and for the first time, began working on it from start to finish. I actually got pretty far through this movie before I accidently saved over it somehow (I can’t recall the specifics). Needless to say I was shattered, deleted the work and gave up on the film. I found this short segment from it on a disc along with another movie I worked on when I was without the internet.

by Stan Pennant

Not to be confused with Don Tickner’s Epic, Silver City was intended to be a crime/action caper about a drug bust and a bank heist which both occur simultaneously and both criminals wind up together in hiding. It was predictable and everything you could expect from such a storyline. But it was a good excuse to animate action scenes, and I had fun doing so. looking back I'm actually really proud of the van/helicopter sequence. Even by today's standards. I only have the opening sequence from this film, I might have more of it on disc somewhere.

by Stan Pennant

James Ballard’s Zombie movies were always something I was a fan of, so I whipped up a short opening sequence to a proposed Zombie Spinoff he and I could work together on. He seemed enthusiastic at the time, but we never discussed it again. So here is aforementioned opening sequence. And a sample animation of the creature we were contemplating working with, but didn’t.

by Stan Pennant

Originally released as a teaser to promote my remake/reimagining of Once A King, this Bridge Battle sequence is now the only remaining piece of the film, which had been in development for a long time, before the last major hard drive failure that (with the alienating growth of expansions) led to my departure from 3DMM (The program not the community) This and the Freedom Guard Clip Compilation are probably the epitome of what I was capable of in 3DMM without expansions.

by Stan Pennant

Just like the Once a King Bridge Battle Sequence, This Clip Compilation is now all that I have of my Freedom Guard remake. Every single character in this movie were meticulously crafted hand made characters, I put allot of effort into the detail of both the characters and the scenery. I tried to keep this very stylistic as apposed to realistic. I had a very specific cartoony atmosphere in mind for it. I only ever got about 6 minutes into what was going to be a 15-20 minute piece. Again, this is the epitome of what I am/was capable of in 3DMM without expansions.

by Ben Rice, Dominator Dan, Jorrit Stuifmeel, Anders Borg, Jpro, Pogo

An unfinished chain movie following the crazy, adventurous lives of various community members.

by Massimo

It's the year 21XX. In a distant future, the civilization has changed its way to live. After an apocalypse-like disaster,there's now more sea and scattered island's, changin' the economy and transport of the entire world. This causes a re-birth of piracy from sea to sea. This episode concentrates on Jake, who discovers a dark family secret.

by Tony Chop

It was a beautiful day until Ken was made a trouble with Michael. What's to matter with these brother?

by Bill Nickson

A Happy Family T.V Time? This was one of my short films from years ago when i first started making 3dmm movies

by Jaret

A story-based movie to which there is no definite answer.

by Andres

Sadly incomplete, this epic tale of honor, betrayal, love and death would surely have stood as Andres de la Hoz's masterwork if ever finished. As is, it stands as a monument to what could have been...

by Video Game Guy

A few clips of Biohazard: Creation of the G Virus.

by Tony Chop

There's no snow in tropical climate! It's December and it's winter. Ken is almost birthday. Michael have a big prize for him. What is it?

by Ban

Directed by: Luis Badano, Originally Released: May 2001

by Greg Aronov

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by Greg Aronov

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