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Vic Romano

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Hey I got a question, does anyone know what program they use to animate that show? Ever since I saw it, and knowing it's growing popularity in the industry, I always assumed thay actually used Macromedia Flash.
 
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It IS flash, the same program they use at homestarrunner.com! Foster's looks much smoother than anything I've ever seen in flash before, but from what I've read, it's the same basic program that anyone can buy. And FYI, for another great online cartoon done in flash, check out arjandpoopy.com. It's a little cartoon about comedian Arj Barker and his cat Poopy who communicates in flatulence. It's hilarious stuff!
 
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Flash can be great if used properly. Stuff that's thrown up on sites like Newgrounds doesn't do it justice. Last I heard, Clerks the Animated movie was given to Powerhouse Animation, which was done completely in Flash and looks spectacular. Click here if you wanna' see for yer' self!
 
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