Christopher Julian | Digitalworks
Scapegoat is a full-length screenplay, written by filmmaker Christopher Julian, about the last years of the life of Jesus, from the point of view of Judas Iscariot—in this version, a young and idealistic teenager. The script is decidedly non-Christian, and places a very different spin on the history, religion and politics of first-century Palestine.
For several years, Chris has been working with a talented team of voice-over actors, visual artists, and a composer, to build pre-production material in the form of an "animatic" (a moving storyboard) of the entire story. The two-hour animatic represents an elaborate working rough cut of the entire project, and it features full-color drawings, basic 2D and 3D animation, sound effects, an original score, and dialogue from the entire script.
The purpose of the animatic is to connect with individuals and companies interested in backing the project financially, so the film can be realized as a live-action work. Those that are interested may contact the team at [email protected]
Christopher Julian | Digitalworks