https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbMQfaG6lo8

"A tribute to the legendary game, this short showcases Skull Kid’s dark origin story. Our take on how the Zelda Universe could be realized in film. A labor of love for all those involved, this is a gift to the fans." - EmberLab

It's up now so watch it soon because who knows if it'll get taken down..

PS: change embedded/in-link settings to 4k (with the gear icon at the bottom)

Wow, that's very impressive, and I'm rarely impressed by these fan-things. I'm don't believe in a live-action Zelda film, but if they made it like this it could most definitely be very cool.

Incredible. A brilliant of example of both how a Zelda film could be done right but also how OOT/MM artstyle could be translated with future powerful hardware. I recall people turning their nose at UE4 fanmade projects of Zelda but putting it down to the engine & realistic graphics, instead of pointing the fingure at the artstyle (or lack of) employed by the makers. At the rate of mobile tech acceleration Switch 2 will outpace PS4 Pro by a comfortable margin and I want to see it ditch cartoony rendering for realism. 

A lot of times fanmade projects seem a little off to me because of their interpretation, but I think this one pretty much nails it in terms of staying true to the original esthetic and essence while still being high production.

edit- the fairies still seemed off though, I think of them as glowing bright but still more outlined than what they showed.

I didn't expect it to be, but it was awesome! :o

This is beautiful and disturbing at the same time, perfectly capturing it's source material. :D

Oh my fucking god, that was simply amazing.

Pretty sure it's because nintendo doesn't make films...?

Though I do anticipate them making some in the future. Their art styles can make it easy to create a beautiful movie

You're kinda asking for it when you utilize actual (or similar) assets from the games they're influenced from. It's like Pokemon Uranium as it uses the damn name and it shows similar assets. All rights reserved as indicated on every game made. 

Very well made.