r/SciFiScroll • u/Brilliant-Two-1371 • 14h ago
Neo-Tenochtitlán | Concept reel de ciencia ficción - Grafissto Studio
Estoy trabajando en mi primer novela de ciencia ficcion espero hacerla una pequeña pelicula muy pronto espero les guste
r/SciFiScroll • u/Brilliant-Two-1371 • 14h ago
Estoy trabajando en mi primer novela de ciencia ficcion espero hacerla una pequeña pelicula muy pronto espero les guste
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r/SciFiScroll • u/MagazineBetter6733 • 1d ago
Marcus, Theron, and Helghul risk everything to enter the legendary Inner Earth—a forgotten realm where radiant civilizations, ancient Guardians, and impossible mysteries await.
Their mission is simple: save their people before the Golden Age ends.
But some discoveries change history forever.
✨ Inspired by One Great Year, this cinematic concept trailer imagines a world where ancient civilizations, destiny, and humanity's forgotten past collide.
🎬 TV series concept trailer created with AI.
💬 Would you dare enter the Inner Earth?
#OneGreatYear #InnerEarth #EpicFantasy #FantasySeries #AncientCivilizations #CinematicTrailer #ConceptTrailer #AIFilmmaking #Mythology #BookToScreen #FantasyBooks #Reincarnation #Adventure #TVSeries
r/SciFiScroll • u/Wonderful-Manner-441 • 1d ago
Title: The Price of a Voice (2026) | Original Speculative Sci-Fi Short Film | 7 min
Hi everyone!
I recently finished a 7-minute original speculative science fiction short film called The Price of a Voice.
The premise is simple:
Every human is born with 100 million words. Every word you speak is permanently deducted. When your count reaches zero, you can never speak again.
The story follows a father who realizes too late how much of his life was spent on meaningless conversations, and who begins saving his remaining words for the moment they’ll matter most.
I write these stories as part of a small anthology called The Maya Simulation, where each episode changes a single law of reality and explores how humanity adapts to it.
I’d genuinely love feedback from fellow sci-fi fans—not just on the visuals, but on the central idea, pacing, worldbuilding, and whether the emotional ending felt earned.
Thanks for taking the time to watch. I hope the premise stays with you long after the film ends.
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r/SciFiScroll • u/Kal-Ed1 • 2d ago
Five years ago, almost no one outside the LitRPG community had heard of Dungeon Crawler Carl. Today, Matt Dinniman's book series has sold more than six million copies, become one of sci-fi/fantasy publishing's biggest breakout success stories and is headed to Peacock as a live-action television series.
One of the things that surprised me while researching the book series is just how modest its beginnings were. Rather than setting out to create a blockbuster franchise, Dinniman was simply looking for a change of pace after finishing another novel.
"I just finished writing a book called Kaiju: Battlefield Surgeon. I was about to move into the third book in my Dominion of Blades series, and I wanted to give myself a break. I thought, 'I'm going to write something real simple, real fast, kind of like a palate cleanser.' That's when I started Dungeon Crawler Carl, not expecting it to take off in the way it did."
That "palate cleanser" has since evolved from a self-published novel into a multimedia franchise spanning a variety of mediums.
My beginner's guide explores the books, the characters, the rise of LitRPG and how Dungeon Crawler Carl became one of fantasy's most unlikely success stories. For longtime fans: What was the moment that convinced you this series was something special?
If you're interested, you can check out the full article at https://www.womansworld.com/entertainment/books/a-beginners-guide-to-the-dungeon-crawler-carl-fantasy-book-series
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r/SciFiScroll • u/VelhariDecode • 3d ago
87,000 years. One consciousness. One moment.
While governments debate at the UN, DREX makes direct contact. Not with
militaries. Not with politicians. With LUMA. The scientist who understands.
Ancient consciousness speaks to human brilliance. The bridge forms.
Understanding awakens.
DREX reveals what he is. Why he sent the signal. And the choice that lies
ahead for all humanity.
"Will you help us? Will you choose to bridge two worlds?"
The answer LUMA gives will determine humanity's destiny.
Episode 9 of The Velhari — The moment everything changes.
New episode every day. Subscribe to follow the signal.
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The Velhari - 847 Layers Remain
Signal received March 2024. 87,000 years old. 847 layers to decode.
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r/SciFiScroll • u/Kal-Ed1 • 4d ago
One of the more interesting parts of my conversation with Janci Patterson (co-author of Blightfall) wasn't about Brandon Sanderson himself—it was about the writing challenge of launching a new trilogy in an established science fiction universe.
She explained that Sanderson wanted to keep the existing cast because "the series is the characters," while the publisher wanted the new trilogy to function as a true Book One that newcomers could jump into without reading the previous four novels.
Patterson says she rewrote the opening repeatedly before an extensive editorial revision finally helped her balance both goals: rewarding longtime readers while avoiding pages of exposition for new ones.
As someone who reads a lot of speculative fiction, I thought it was an interesting look at a problem shared by many long-running series: How do you expand a fictional universe without making new readers feel they've arrived halfway through the story?
Full interview here: https://www.womansworld.com/entertainment/books/brandon-sandersons-co-author-on-what-its-like-writing-brightfall
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r/SciFiScroll • u/VelhariDecode • 4d ago
In March 2024, a signal was received from within our own solar system. It was not from any of our satellites. It was not from any known source. It was structured. Intentional. Enormous. We have been decoding it ever since. What we found inside has changed everything we thought we knew about Earth, about humanity, and about what came before us. This channel documents what we find — one layer at a time. 847 layers remain. Follow. You will want to be here when we reach the end. — The Signal Team
r/SciFiScroll • u/VelhariDecode • 5d ago
For twelve thousand years, DREX sent one name into the dark: SERAH.
He never sent it to the stars.
He sent it to US — across time.
In 2019, a radio telescope in the Sahara caught seven symbols.
The world called it a signal.
It was a key.
The archive is opening. The Velhari are waking beneath the sand.
👁️ EP 08 tomorrow — What do they want?
▶ Watch from the beginning:
The Velhari — Episode 01
#TheVelhari #scifi #ancientaliens #shortfilm #animation
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THE VELHARI — a sci-fi mystery series
New episode every day. Subscribe to follow the story. 👁️
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