'Kaze, Ghost Warrior' released for free; new series to be introduced at Anthrocon 2014
The full verison of Kaze, Ghost Warrior (2004; Flayrah review) has been released to YouTube, in advance of a panel at Anthrocon 2014 covering a planned successor series.
E. Amadhia Albee: On Friday, July 4th at Anthrocon from 3-4pm in room DLCC 319-321, after a short retrospective about where the search for Hollywood funding succeeded and where it failed, we will be introducing the production team behind Kaze: Winds of Change, the new series that chronicles the love between Kaze and 'Bay, and the fall of the Kenmai dynasty.
We will be announcing an open casting call for the remaining parts in episodes 1 & 2 (scheduled for release at FurWAG in early October of this year), and we will be sharing a teaser recording of some of our principal cast doing a read-through of one of the scenes from the upcoming episodes. Close to 4p, we will be sharing a major bit of news that will likely have great appeal to Kaze fans.
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I'd wanted to see this for years but hadn't got an opportunity. In the end it was rather slow and quiet but it still looked pretty good. If the creators have been improving over the years, I'd be quite excited to see what comes next.
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Have the DVD of Kaze: Gost Warrior at home, but anyway, will be good to meet Amadhia again, this time in my home city of Perth :3
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