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			<description><![CDATA[[quote=Onion]Very, very enjoyable indeed. You just presented a well executed and entertaining short, with a simple yet comical story-line. The animation was smooth and the focus was kept throughout. My only nit-pick was that I felt the effect was slightly too much, a slightly more dulled-down old film effect would have been nicer, but that's a very minor quibble.

Plot - 6/10: Simple, yet interesting enough to entertain.
Animation - 7/10: Nothing spectacular, but constantly smooth - good job.
Special Effects - 8/10: There weren't many, but the smoke was very well integrated.
Editing - 8/10: This is one of the key factors in a film, in my opinion, and you did it very well, almost always obeying the 30 degree rule.

Overall a over-par short which I particularly enjoyed. Nice work all around, you can certainly pat yourself on the back.[/quote]

Thank you, Onion. That really means a lot to me :) In retrospect, however, I do agree on the whole old-film issue. I should have toned it down a little.
I look forward to making more Brickfilms with this camera in the near future.]]></description>
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			<description><![CDATA[Very, very enjoyable indeed. You just presented a well executed and entertaining short, with a simple yet comical story-line. The animation was smooth and the focus was kept throughout. My only nit-pick was that I felt the effect was slightly too much, a slightly more dulled-down old film effect would have been nicer, but that's a very minor quibble.

Plot - 6/10: Simple, yet interesting enough to entertain.
Animation - 7/10: Nothing spectacular, but constantly smooth - good job.
Special Effects - 8/10: There weren't many, but the smoke was very well integrated.
Editing - 8/10: This is one of the key factors in a film, in my opinion, and you did it very well, almost always obeying the 30 degree rule.

Overall a over-par short which I particularly enjoyed. Nice work all around, you can certainly pat yourself on the back.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 09 Apr 2011 16:39:59 +0000</pubDate>
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[b]The Brick Stooges Try Fine Dining[/b]

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyE2gP5w_q4]YouTube[/url]

Swirly, Harry and Poe get a job at a local diner, but they find out the hard way that they might not be particularly competent at their job


This impromptu sequel to [b][i]The Brick Stooges Plant a New Tree[/i][/b] is a first for two things:
-It is the first video for me to use the Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 (replacing my Sony Cyber-Shot digital camera) and MonkeyJam
-It is the first video on 'allbeehive' to be produced in widescreen. All of my videos from this point on will be in widescreen

I was originally going to make a test reel with the Logitech webcam prior to making this video and I even filmed some of the tests, but I decided to go ahead with this one and have this be my test video instead.

Resources used:
Camera - [b]Logitech Webcam Pro 9000[/b]
Stop-Motion - [b]MonkeyJam[/b]
Editing - [b]Sony Vegas Movie Studio 9[/b]
Masking - [b]GIMP 2.6[/b]
Music - [b]Incompetech.com[/b] (by Kevin MacLeod)

For this Brickfilm, I'd like everyone to rate the following aspects on a scale of 1-10:
[b]Plot[/b]
[b]Animation[/b]
[b]Special Effects[/b]
[b]Editing[/b]
(i.e. [i]Animation - 7/10, Special Effects - 8/10,[/i] etc.)]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Sat, 09 Apr 2011 16:13:22 +0000</pubDate>
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