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I want to make my new brickfilm today but I have a little problem... I want to make a little (sword) fight in it and I really don't know how! I already searched a long time for tutorials and found no one! I also tried to figure out myself how to make it but it was a big failure! Does anyone know a tutorial or anything?!
Look at some of keshen's work ,use odd camera angles and keep the viewers entertained.
There's a pretty nice guide to shooting fight scenes here. It was on the old Brickfilms Wiki originally. Unfortunately, the animated images don't work in the PDF file, but here's the most important one.
Of course, at the end of the day you will have to come up with your own choreography and moves. Lots of test shots will help you with this.
Ah Errol's tutorial was awesome in detail and it ende up in his Stikfa action film Fight. Definitely see that one that BertL gave
could you send me the link of errol's tut? I can't find it.
Sorry I should rephrase that, the one BertL gave is Errol's. Sorry for the confusion
ok!
I have still some things to say/ask. This is my set: 
Mr. Hassassin and Dastan are having a sword fight. I readed/read (or something like that) Errol's tutorial and I gained some experience about making a fight! but does anyone know a tutorial or anything about a fight with swords?!
I would make it larger so you have a better space to move them.
I would make it larger so you have a better space to move them.
I already did. and it's still small... so I have to do it with this set.
I have to go now, so I can't Quote your comments till tomorrow.
@Seaforce: I didn't know the ancient Arabians has buzz cuts.
If that is a greenscreen backround, then you can't make camera movements or else it will look weird. The backround won't move untill the camera can see the edge. I suggest either a non-greenscreen backround, or just indoors.
EDIT: And I don't think the skeleton needs hair. 
If that is a greenscreen backround, then you can't make camera movements or else it will look weird. The backround won't move untill the camera can see the edge. I suggest either a non-greenscreen backround, or just indoors.
EDIT: And I don't think the skeleton needs hair.
1. It isn't a green screen background ITZ REAL!
2. don't you... recognize that skeleton?
Xpictures wrote:If that is a greenscreen backround, then you can't make camera movements or else it will look weird. The backround won't move untill the camera can see the edge. I suggest either a non-greenscreen backround, or just indoors.
EDIT: And I don't think the skeleton needs hair.
1. It isn't a green screen background ITZ REAL!
2. don't you... recognize that skeleton?
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yeah... I'm a huge dane cook hater!
I saw it but thought it was off topic to post it.
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Nobody realized the skeleton was Dane Cook except for D.J.M
