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Escapists get access to Studio Releases and Exclusives, which are animations you won't find on our public page or anywhere else, whether it's by all of us (Studio Release) or another artist outside the studio or one of us solo (Exclusives). As the name says, we're 'Dark Dreams'. These videos may be a bit more exciting and fantastic than usual. Other times these videos are not public at the original artists request, but we have come to an agreement with them to bring their artwork into VR. Escapists also gain access to our Discord server where they can see Previews and Works In Progress and make suggestions or talk with us directly. Our channel is always growing and changing so their may be more features on our Discord at the time of writing this. If you want to get hands on with us and what we do, network with us or other artists, or even just hang out, Discord is the best way to do so. The last tier with rewards is the Comatose. 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If you're interested in doing what we do or just animation and posters in general, you'll want to check out SFM or Blender. These are the primary programs we have used to render our videos, as well as work on them before rendering. I do most of my editing with the Adobe Suite. I use Virtual Dub for compiling image sequences. If you're interested in working with us, would like to set up a commission, or just have a question, you can reach us at darkdreamsvr@gmail.com"
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