Honeydrop Interrogation - 1080p Early Access (Patreon)

Teaser w/ Sound 

CLICK HERE TO WATCH ; Click the gear icon, log into Patreon as prompted, then choose the resolution you want.

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Synopsis: After traditional interrogation techniques fail to extract information from a captured spy, Spymaster Leliana decides to coerce the agent into speaking using... unconventional methods.

Runtime: 3:25

Credits:

• Milly Stern - Leliana
• Ivan E Recshun - Orin & Prisoner
• StrayaSFM - Scenebuild
• Bethesda's Skyrim - Sounds & music
• Bioware's Dragon Age - Character models
• LordAardvark - Writing, lighting, animating, lip-sync, camera choreography, editing, sound design

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I want to give special thanks to all of my Patrons, followers, and fans who have funded, supported, and waited for this project as it was dragged through development Hell.

This was originally put together back in February, but due to scheduling issues delaying the recording of audio and the finalizing of animation, it wasn't until now that I've been able to release it, nearly 4 months after the initial release date.

I also want to stress that this project was put together before Radio Silence, and I took a lot of lessons from this project and put them forward to refine Radio Silence into what that final product was.

(Spoilers below, for those who want to watch the video first)

Additionally, I left a lot of content on the cutting room floor for this project. And I mean fully recorded and (mostly) animated content. About 30% of the opening sequence was cut, and the entire closing sequence was cut. The sex scene, such as it is, was left completely untouched from initial drafts.

The biggest difference between the initial draft and the final cut, is I decided to cut off where it does. Originally, the sex scene lead into a sequence of Leliana confirming that she got her information and that she has no more use for the prisoner. I felt having it cut where it does now has a bigger impact, without losing any important information - the acquisition of information can be strongly inferred, and the rest of that was honestly pointless anyways.