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Rhinotillexomania
After seeing the MindGameOneBrick co-production I had to make a visual dictionary of my own. After a while of searching for the perfect word I found it, Rhinotillexomania. Watch the film to find out what it means.
Last edited by Ark11 (January 22, 2010 (02:31pm))
Okay, firstly, before I go off and crush all of your dreams, 
I just want to say that I liked the film, and thought it was a nice little animation. I would certainly watch it again.
Mistakes: The requirements of a Dictionary series films is that it must be absolutely silent, lest some sound effects that help contribute to the definition of the word. So no music, and no "wasteland" sound effects. It doesn't contribute.
As for the animation, the minifig seemed to move back and forth on the white expanse too much, especially when he was picking his nose. I couldn't tell if they were camera bumps, or if they were minifig bumps, so I can't really say. The switch between the two minifigs was kinda too fast. You ought to make it last some more frames, like 10 or 15.
That's all for now. I hope you improve your animation skills. 
No, this fitted with all the Dictionary series rules (apart from the one that says the film has to be in widescreen).
1. The film must be in widescreen.
2. The film must be set in a White Expanse.
3. The title of the film must be the word used.
4. There must be no dialogue. Music lyrics are fine.
5. There must be a definition of the word at the end of the film.
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