So you've managed to find your way to the studios eh? It's about time! FastFeet Media has been making its very own masterful pieces of media focusing on Sega
or Sonic in some way (what else?!) practically since we've been online. Take a look at our current 2 offerings: Black Dwarf and
SEGASonic:TV, whilst this page, the the Studio homepage and published
material will all give a lot of useful information, there's nothing like actually entering the studio itself.
Each studio has a page displayed in flash to allow you to interact with the studio itself - watch TV? Explore the universe? Get involved now and let us show
you what we're made of!
FastFeet Media Studios is FastFeet Media's very own in-house publishing house. Put simply these are our very own creations, however we take this stuff pretty
seriously. Whilst the current roster of studios only consists of Black Dwarf, an animated 3D sci-fi series for Sonic fans, and SEGASonic:TV - the first and best
TV show on the web for fans of Sega and Sonic the Hedgehog. We use industry standard applications in the creation of our own productions and have the skilled
expertise of our staff to back it up.
So if you're looking for entertainment (and sometimes informative entertainment at that!) of the Sega and Sonic variety, FastFeet Media Studios is the place to
visit.
What is Black Dwarf?
Black Dwarf is an animated 3D series based around the world of Sonic the Hedgehog. However there's a slight twist in this, the series also draws it's
inspiration from many sci-fi and comedy elements including TV shows such as Star Trek and Red Dwarf, even though the characters and the setting is all Sonic.
This project has spent over 12 years in the works and is the creation of Graham 'FastFeet' Seward and Matt 'Mattikus' Hunter. We consider this project to be of
a grand scale in comparison to anything we've done before so bear with us if we take a little while to get things done!
What is SEGASonic:TV?
SEGASonic:TV was the world's first TV show that revolved around Sonic the hedgehog that included news, reviews, fan music videos, adverts, features and many more
video moments! The show is presented in series format with 6 episodes to each series and pulls all of the latest elements that are happening in the Sega and
Sonic community and professionally presents them in 20 - 25 minute long episodes. SEGASonic:TV is currently in it's second series and is being delivered in an
all new format.
How can I find out more about each studio?
You can interact with each Studio by visiting the relevant page. Each studio has it's own page and allows you to find out more information, watch and download
episodes and more. The studios are presented in flash 8 format on their respective pages and are very simple and easy to navigate. Click the following links to
visit the Black Dwarf Studio or the SEGASonic:TV Studio.
How can I watch episodes released by each studio?
Episodes and videos released by each studio can be viewed at the relevant studio page (Flash 8 required). Alternatively should you wish to download episodes for
your computer in high or low quality or even for a portable device you can download the files on the FTP Hub as long as you are have a FastFeet Media.NET
passport. Download episodes and more by clicking here.
How often is each studio updated?
Each studio is update as and when possible, you'll usually be able to uncover new information periodically but updates will also revolve around the release of
new content. In either case you can find updates on each studio on the FastFeet Media.NET homepage.
Where did the Studios begin?
FastFeet Media Studios began with the creation of SEGASonic:TV back in late 2004. It was the first piece of in-house content that FastFeet Media had made, the
show carried onwards until 2007 when the 6th and final episode of series 1 was released. However FastFeet Media Studios was officially created in 2005 when the
idea of Black Dwarf was being discussed, as more than one project was in the works FastFeet Media needed a name to place on all of its released content.
FastFeet Media Studios was chosen as the name to go by as all projects are usually created within a studio environment which FastFeet often refers to as to
wherever he is living at the time. FastFeet Media Studios seemed like an appropriate name due to the media production involved with in-house creations.
The Media Center is not yet available for public use, please keep checking back for updates!
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