The Rage Monsters Movie Video

The animated short film “The Rage Monsters Movie” illustrates the everyday endeavors of the Rage Monsters Heroes until a formidable threat, known as Degah, emerges on Volcano Island. Degah hypnotizes certain Rage Monsters Heroes, aiming to dominate the island. In response, Monster Maria, along with other residents, collaborate to initiate a crucial battle between the forces of good and evil against the adversary, Degah. With the support of Creator Mary, a divine figure of the Rage Monsters Universe, they strive to overcome the malevolent monster, Degah, reinstating peace on the island.

   "The Rage Monsters Movie" is a fantasy comedy animated short film entirely created using Adobe After Effects. Crafting the perfect script and determining the number of characters from my series took some time. In January, I used Procreate to design the settings for various scenes and organized the props and other elements for the Adobe After Effects animation. 

To animate each chosen character, I separated their body parts to enable movement and facial expressions. Once all the scenes were prepared, I animated them in Adobe After Effects and used Final Cut Pro to compile the videos. In February, I enlisted family and friends to provide voice acting for my characters. My sister, Lourdes, assisted with background music suitable for the scenes and voiced two characters: Monster Barha and Monster Little Blue.

Once the animation was complete, I decided to include a post-credit scene where the villain threatens to return to the Island. For this, I opted for traditional animation using paper and pencil, reminiscent of classic 1930s cartoons. I colored them in Procreate, scanned the images with my phone scanner app, made their backgrounds transparent using a Magic Eraser app, and colored them in Procreate. With the post-credits scene ready, I felt confident that the video was prepared for public screening. I really enjoyed working on this animation and the fact that is being shown to the public for the first time in a theater. The film is an inspiration for children, even adults to learn life lessons in certain situations.