Re: BiM 2010: Avant-Garde Trailer Contest Voting
I really want to know if AncientBrick's film will be in 3D, like the trailer
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I really want to know if AncientBrick's film will be in 3D, like the trailer
It will. He said it.
This trailer (and forth-coming film) is in 3D
Thanks T.G-Tom. I have posted some vids on BIM but they werent good enough. Now I have fixed some of my biggest problems. So this film will be the best one Ive ever made. 
NOOOO!!! I forgot to PM the trailer Contest!! 
Well, I has before but it was too early, and now... this sucks.
jogopocomedia, I voted for you.
Sweet! Thanks Legostudiosplus! I was wondering if I got any votes. 
And yeah, that 3D thing is very avant-garde. 
Not really, it's been done many times before.
How frustrating. The one I liked best isn't up there! (Yes, there are many other good entries there- just not my favorite.) I'm off to watch them all a third time so I can make up my mind...
Not really, it's been done many times before.
Oh okay, But from what I've seen not much. Or well, I from what I've seen just that one time actually, but from what we've both seen probably not much. 
lol
I voted for Jogopocomedia. Overall, his trailer gave the best taste of a story and was Avant-Garde in that it had rain, crashing glass, etc... not usual at all for a Lego film.
Thanks Ataru! 
Yeah! Cinematography was great! Style was cool, and the idea was very new. But I have a rather different view of life after death. Anyhow, the film was an interesting idea, very avant-garde indeed! 
Yeah! Cinematography was great! Style was cool, and the idea was very new. But I have a rather different view of life after death. Anyhow, the film was an interesting idea, very avant-garde indeed!
Yeah, nobody has to agree with it at all, it's just a view of what the after life could be like.
I'm pleased you like the looks of it though. 
Yes filmguy, yours was excellent. You fail to disappoint once again ! We voted for you.
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Yeah, nobody has to agree with it at all, it's just a view of what the after life could be like.
I'm pleased you like the looks of it though. mini/wink
Of course, to me, it couldn't be that way, but yeah, It's still fun, And it was awesome! Good luck with the contest.
I voted for filmyguy, but I couldn't make up my mind between him, Bodville, and Peanut. I just picked the one I thought was the best technically wise.
-JK
I have to say, his was probably the best in that aspect.
I voted for filmyguy, but I couldn't make up my mind between him, Bodville, and Peanut. I just picked the one I thought was the best technically wise.
Crickey, tough crowd. Do you know how hard it is to light and animate on a set over 100 studs long?
COME ON
Vote for me! I put 2 months of thought into this! PWEASE???
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