FAQ
Created Jan.10, 2008.
Who are you guys?
Nick, Daniel and Eddy do all of the production work on the show. Jace makes the music, and Jeff is the webmaster. Head on over to the about page for more info.
When is episode ### coming out?
We don’t really have a set release schedule, and we generally don’t start talking about likely release dates until an episode is close to completion. Even then things can change. We don’t want to get your hopes up and then dash them when the episode gets delayed another week while we drink margs put on the finishing touches. That said, season 2 episodes have been coming out every 2-3 weeks, on average.
How long does an episode take to make?
It changes from episode to episode, depending on the complexity of shots and how many set-ups there are, but it averages a few weeks. This does not include times when we are “on break” or when members of Smooth Few are out of town. This is why we do not have a set release schedule.
Can I buy the episodes on DVD?
No. Not right now. We would need permission from Valve to sell DVDs, and we don’t have that yet, so selling a DVD would be illegal. If anyone tries to sell you a Leet World DVD, or if you see one on eBay or another auction site, please don’t buy the DVD – not only is it illegal, that person is trying to profit off of our hard work.
Who does the voice for each of the characters?
Chet – Nick
Westheimer – Eddy
Leeroy – Kerry
Montrose – Eddy
Ellis – Daniel
Cortez – Eddy
Ahmad – Ben
Producer – Nick
Adam Sizzler – Daniel
“Domination” – Eddy
Player – ?
Mendoza – Ty
Pablo – Doug
Scientist – Jeff
Asher – Ty
Who writes the music?
Damn Dangerous (Jace). His Myspace page is: http://www.myspace.com/damndangerous
Jace does all of the music for the show, except for the remix of the theme song used for Episode 14. That was done by a contest-winner. Every single other piece is one of his original compositions.
Where can I download the theme song?
Here.
What about the other songs? I’d really like to be able to download the song from _______!
You can buy the season one soundtrack album here: http://smoothfewfilms.com/store/music/
Hey, do you guys need any storage space or bandwidth?
Thanks, but no. This is something we’d like to manage ourselves, and right now we have plenty.
I have a great idea for an episode. Wanna hear it?
Please don’t send us your ideas, because we won’t read them. It’s a legal thing, guys. We don’t want to get accused of plagiarism if an episode happens to be similar to your idea. We also have very specific ideas of where we want to take the show, and we aren’t looking for story ideas from other places.
Do you guys need interns? Are you hiring?
Right now The Leet World is something we make in our free time. All of us still have day jobs so that we can pay the bills. Our first priority is changing this show into something that can support us financially. Maybe at some point in the far future we will be established enough to need help and have the resources to pay for it, but at this point these types of questions are extremely premature.
Can I be a voice? Can I volunteer to help in some way?
No, we are not looking for outside voice actors. We are also not looking for volunteers. If there ever is a time when we need outside help, we will probably post on the blog or in the forums. We love that so many people are enthusiastic about our show, but the best way to use that enthusiasm is to turn around and come up with your own idea for a show and start producing it.
Do you use GMod/etc. to make this show?
The show is primarily shot in Counter-Strike Source. GMod is used for things like logs falling from trees.
How do you capture the footage?
AJA Kona LH (PCI-X) over component.
What programs do you use?
Final Cut Studio, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe After Effects.
I’m making a machinima of my own, and I’m trying to figure out how to ______. Can you help me?
If you can’t find a good resource by searching the web, you can always post your question on our forums to see if someone knows a good resource, but please don’t ask us or the forum members to provide step-by-step walkthroughs of every aspect of making a machinima. We want to encourage an atmosphere of sharing, but can only help so much.
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