This is a suite of three tracks by Butterfly Tea ("Rise of the Titans", "Back to Adventure", and "Andorria Main Title") that we mixed to create the background for the Soyuz-SF launch sequence in "No Children in Space" -- the pilot episode for Lunatics! which we are currently trying to fund with our Production Kickstarter.

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The Butterfly Tea tracks are very prominent in the pilot episode. These tracks tend towards operatic film-score type music, and they seemed like the right way to handle the Soyuz-SF launch sequence. These tracks were among the more than 20 tracks we selected from free-licensed sources, and were already published under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

The images included in the video are pre-production work on "No Children in Space" including some backdrop paintings and 3D test-renderings for the Soyuz capsule interior.

The control console was mostly by Cosmin Planchon, based on a plan drawing by Terry Hancock. The displays were animated by Timothée Giet and Vyacheslav Yastrebcev was responsible for checking labels. Vyacheslav also did the texturing on the Soyuz interior image (the one that shows the hatch), and the modeling was done by Guillaume Côté. The standard "Kazbek" acceleration couch was created by Gorka Mendieta, while the childseat version was created by Sathish Kumar. Andrew Pray is our character modeler, and he created the model of seven-year-old Georgiana Lerner that you see here.

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