Star Wars Fan Film

[Andrew March]

Al, I'm talking about just the footage costs, no voice actors, no publicity costs, no nothing just the raw unaltered footage mate.

[Guerrilla]

Pixar is wonderful, but again, has approximately nothing to do with the topic at hand.

It will have a 'Legion of Superheroes' Season 2 look.

Does not really sound like you would need pixar to work on it, does it?

And for what it's worth the first feature length CG animation produced in Finland had a budget of €825,000.

[Ramiel]

Good luck with that, I'm working on an original 3D animated short (max "proposed" lenght 10 minutes) with a very small team of professionals, and we haven't finished even a teaser trailer yet, and we are working on it for something like 4 years now!
We are just rigging the main characters and texturing them, while working on the first "sets" ... You seriously need a damn good planning on something like that, if you want to make 90 minutes of animation you better start thinking on making some shorter "episodes" of 9/10 minutes (that is still A LOT!)...
And the animation is one of the last thing you should worry about, once you have a solid script start working on some storyboards and concept art, define the style of the film, check again the script, and then move onto the production phase...

[al3d]

Originally Posted by Andrew March

Al, I'm talking about just the footage costs, no voice actors, no publicity costs, no nothing just the raw unaltered footage mate.

dude..the animation process of a pixar movie is nothing close to 900 000$. even the animation only. more like 40 millions.