Re-creating the show
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Well, I recreated it when I was younger using a blindfold for a helmet and made my friends 'advise' me round the perils of bins and bits of rubbish strewn across the floor...
But I assume you're talking about more sophisticated methods of re-creating the classic!
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Hey.
Mr 'weevil' - not at all.. this is the perfect place to bring it up. I'm glad I've got you interested!! I got interested in the technical side of it too, while I was there. It's great how everything was done ourselves. The one shame is, that with most people having a 56k modem, to make the game flow and more accessible, the wonderful video quality has to be really condensed down into RealPlayer clips, to ensure downloading time is quick. Still - yes, I'm sure many of us have embarrassing and fun memories of playground and back garden Knightmare. They still happen!
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Myself and a few friends did film a Knightmare sequence of sorts as part of a short film project in college. It involved a dungeoneer wearing the original helmet(we have a replica) walking through our local woods facing challenges along the way, such as clues and over-acting enemies. It was done more for comical purposes I must admit.
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Hey Emily. I totally agree. It's such a very, very special experience. One that definitely changed my life, I don't mind admitting. For all the RPG members, should I forget to mention it to you, the report has found some momentum again, and I'm hoping to have it completed within a fortnight, and that will hopefully complement the media that should be en route soon from our good director J.P.
In fact, the longer time passes, although more of the exact details of the shoot slip through my mind, I am ever more gratified inside by what the whole thing and its people have done and continue to do for me. I just want to add more and more all the time.
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Me and my friends filmed a series of knightmare called 'Bad Dream' It involved, in turns, one of us to navigate the hostile back garden. A bucket and backpack were used as the knapsack and helmet. We then edited monsters and things using the paint program on his computer, it looked funny. I was the only one that won, after finding the 'sniff spell' and casting it on an imp (played by his 2 year old borhter) causing it to stumble backwards into a padling pool full of dirty water (which was later edited to look like bubbling acid) I then proceded onto finding the oriental rug. Templates for pits were blankets that were lated edited to look like black rectangles, and a swing ball tennis thing was the template for monsters to be edited on top of. It worked quite well, exept monsters were 2D and didnt move.
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I have made a very crude version of knightmare on a site called http://www.habbohotel.co.uk.
If you want to play go on and send Steve.Strange a friend request ( Youll learn how to do this when u make your character)
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Galgy, your rochy.com link doesnt seem to be working, can you check t out please? I so wanna see your stuff! hehe
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When I was just a kid of eight or nine or ten, I had a hell of a knack for making replica Helmets Of Justice out of A4 paper and sellotape. I'd stick it over my head, force my mother to stand at the side of the hallway thrusting a broom handle back and forth, while my little sis shouted directings from across the room. Et voila - yoru very own Corridor Of Spears.
Unfortunately, I'm not making this up.
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