![]() This video inspired other Graphic Designers to post sequels of the video as well as people who work in Web Development, Photography and Music to post videos of what its like to deal with similar clients in their industries. The Micros series of shorts about the world of online has been the most popular Xtranormal web-series on YouTube.Īnother popular video was Graphic Designer vs Client, where it shows a Graphic Designer dealing with a difficult, ignorant and cheap client, whose design ideas, recommendations and deadlines enrage the professional designer. Xtranormal videos once formed a recurring feature on the late night Fox talk show Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld, and were featured as part of a GEICO advertising campaign. ![]() In 2010, the short film Sleeping with Charlie Kaufman by director J Roland Kelly, animated entirely with Xtranormal, premiered at the Little Rock Film Festival and was shown at The Rome International Film Festival in Rome, Georgia. Some user-created videos reached more than a million views on YouTube. which acquired Xtranormal's intellectual property.Īs of July 2014, a new placeholder site, announcing that the assets of Xtranormal had be acquired by Nawmal, Ltd, had replaced the old site at .Īs of August 2015, Xtranormal is acquired by Nawmal Ltd, but Nawmal is releasing the first of its products.Īs of 2016, Xtranormal's new parent company, Nawmal Ltd, have split Xtranormal into 2 different animators named after the company itself, both just like Xtranormal, except one being for professional use and one being for education. Its official YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter pages have also been deleted.Īround December 2013 the site was home to a store called "the college shop" but that disappeared as the following event took place.Īs of April 2014, Xtranormal's domain now hosts a close mirror of the site of Nawmal Ltd. In August 2013, their online services were taken down, with the content of their web site replaced by a holding page showing the company's logo, a set of media player control buttons, and the word "pause", but in early October their site was shut down completely. They encouraged users to use up existing points and to publish and download created movies before that date. At the end of June 2013, Xtranormal announced that they were discontinuing all current subscriptions, point plans and existing services after July 31, 2013. In January 2013, Xtranormal's CEO at the time told Forbes magazine that Xtranormal had a viable web subscription model, but believed that the real opportunity for growth was now in mobile. Xtranormal for Education has been implemented in K–12, university and special needs classes all over the world. Teachers can create and grade animation-based assignments directly from their web browsers. This program aimed to empower teachers and students by giving them a new way to express themselves in the classroom. In 2011, Xtranormal launched a subscription service called Xtranormal for Education. Xtranormal videos could at one time be created through an interface directly on the YouTube website. Movie Maker offers users a more limited subset of functionality from Xtranormal Desktop in exchange for the convenience of a web browser. Xtranormal also released a web-based animation software tool called Movie Maker (alternately known as "Text-To-Movie"). XD was free to download from the Xtranormal website but is no longer distributed. State was replaced with a newer version of the animation software called Xtranormal Desktop (or, XD). Xtranormal's State platform allowed casual users to create their own animated videos. The original intent was to allow users to create videos by choosing from a menu of predesigned characters and sets, and scripting their own dialogue. It was established as a storyboarding tool for writers and film directors. ![]() Xtranormal was launched after four years of software development.
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