Yup, all your points are fair, however I do have a few things to explain (A lot of which are things I'll improve on).
but make sure your set and camera are securely stuck to your desk or other animating surface.
My set is secured perfectly actually, however it's the tri-pod I use. it's pretty good, but really big and quite unwieldy it moves around quite often when I take a photo, however I am getting a gorilla pod, which is recommended. It's also slightly annoying as my camera has a 25 degree angle lens, so I can't really build a LEGO based stand for it.
but I've noticed most of your films have nonexistent sets
Yeah, it's true, but then again I have only really made 4 proper films in total, and 2 of them have sets, so that's not completely true.
I could not figure out what was happening in this, it was really confusing
There's not supposed to be a plot, it's just a twist on two retro video games, Pac-Man and Space-Invaders, and that's about it.
Thanks anyway for the review, I greatly enjoyed reading it, and will definitely try and improve starting with the Tri-Pod set-up and lights.
'look like it was shot at 2 FPS by a blindfolded five year old boy with broken fingers and no thumbs.' -PushOver
I'll be back animating soon! Exams and computer faults are keeping me away </3Drifter (THAC 11) -
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