The document discusses the creator of RWBY, Monty Oum. It describes how the author first discovered the Red Trailer for RWBY on YouTube around 6 years ago and was impressed by the fluid action and music. It reveals that RWBY was primarily made by one person, Monty Oum, who was an animator, writer, and real-life anime character, but tragically passed away at the young age of 33. The document aims to help others learn more about Monty Oum and his accomplishments through creating a biographical documentary on his life and work.

1. *November, 2012. First music track is the acoustic remix of ‘This Will
Be the Day’ from RWBY Volume 2
About six years ago, I was browsing YouTube. I’m not sure what I was
looking for on the site, probably gaming videos or something, I don’t
know.
*me looking at the AVGN episode on Atari Sports (with ‘Scene
Recreation’ subtitled at the bottom of the screen)*
But something that I remember finding around that time was a certain
reveal trailer for a certain web series that, in the present day, has
become a phenomenon,and one of the most famous web series’
released in the 2010s?
*me finding the RWBY Red Trailer, and visibly enjoying it a lot*
I was floored by the fluid action, the great music, and the (admittedly)
very cute girl at the very centre of it all. Who would’ve known that this
was made, for the most part, by just one man?
*fade out, then fade in to a short black and white video montage of
Monty*
Monty Oum. Animator. Writer. Real-life anime character. ...Died, way
too soon, at 33 years old. Someone that some people, with, wants to
learn more about.
And now I have learned.
*fade out*
And now, so can you.
*Change the music to the original version of ‘This Will Be the Day’
from RWBY Volume 1*
*Montage of videos of Monty Oum’s life (in colour), and videos of
stuff that Monty has done in his life, such as RWBY, Dead Fantasy,
Haloid and Red vs. Blue, ending the montage with the title of the

2. movie (Indomitable), with the release year being 2020, with no
specific date*