Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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Having fun is what brickfilming is all about, guys. I mean, its not as if brickfilming is a job... can it be?
Not necessarily brickfilming, but stop-motion animation is.
EDIT: Blacitch beat me to it.
My goal is to not sweat and ache in uncomfortable positions until I go on a murderous rampage before ending it all. So far, I'm doing pretty lousy.
My Goal is to be the 'Ed Wood' of Brickfilms. I just continue my ongoing quest to prove that Brickfilms dont need CG or jaw dropping animation to be entertaining. For this reason, I would really like a every awards ceremony to have a 'Most Entertaining' category - as well as every ceremony to be hosted by Alan Rickman and Christopher Lee.....but that's not directly linked to Brickfilming....
I also want to become a Youtube partner. Who doesn't? (apart from if your already a partner, in which case you have nothing left to achieve in life 
)
-MRB
I want to start making more brickfilms that are different to everyone else's, be it by animating outside, by including a giant alien banana, or whatever.
I wanted to spend some time making something. Making things is pretty awesome. On another note, stop-motion is a great way to start out a hobby/career in film. Knowing how to deal with frame-by-frame editing is really useful.
My goal is to have fun and get some followers.
To DESTROY GALLIFREY!!!!
(dang, got beat to it)
My goal is to be the most hated brickfilmer of all time.
I think that's me at the moment.
Anyway, my goal is the same Darkman and Danimation say, wich is probably why I collab with both of them, to make something different than all the rest. And I for one don't give a crap about views and whatnot.
Last edited by Pillow (August 23, 2010 (11:02am))
What I don't get is why everyone wants to be a YouTube partner. What's so special about that? So you get to post annoying ads on your channel in the hope that you'll have people clicking on it and giving you 10 cents per click. Oh, and the banner. So? 
My new goal is to make at least one video soon that many people will comment on and like it (and view many times).
To make something that other people (and myself) enjoy watching. That's really all I can think of haha.
What I don't get is why everyone wants to be a YouTube partner. What's so special about that? So you get to post annoying ads on your channel in the hope that you'll have people clicking on it and giving you 10 cents per click. Oh, and the banner. So?
Average $15.44 a month for ads on my one video. So a Youtube Partner (who get more views than I do) with, say, 10 videos with at least the the amount of clicks I get per month on each vid, will get at least $150.00 a month on his/her videos.
Yes, why would you want to be a partner? Sellout you say? That amount of money covers monthly Internet-phone-cable-TV-you-name-it bills.
My new goal is to make at least one video soon that many people will comment on and like it (and view many times).
Seeing as view count is an important factor in qualifying for getting ad revenue, I'll leave you to clear up your conflicting attitude from here.
To make my parents love me.
OUCH^
To finally release that batman brickfilm I've been working on since I was 12.
To make a brickfilm that I enjoyed making, and that people like as much as I do.
To torture myself
What I don't get is why everyone wants to be a YouTube partner. What's so special about that? So you get to post annoying ads on your channel in the hope that you'll have people clicking on it and giving you 10 cents per click. Oh, and the banner. So?
What Lech said.
And the banner is cool.
-MRB
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