Re: Pics of Your Setup
I am currently in the preparation stages in beginning my brickfilming. But I will have a setup soon.
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I am currently in the preparation stages in beginning my brickfilming. But I will have a setup soon.
Canon FS200. I think it's the second model of filmyguy's cam. I got it for Christmas, so that might explain the shininess.
One thing all these set-ups have in common, a dark room. I really need that.
We can't unless someone (like yourself) posts a picture of their setup. I currently don't have anything set up.
The top left is my storyboard board. Below that are some essential brickfilming things, and below that is my iMac and old computer. On the right is my animation table, which is currently unavailable because of that fan.
Very nice, NXT. I like the--
OMG HORSES THAT TALK SET
I'll post my setup soon.
-JK
You're lucky to have that wall color for a wall.
This is how I did my opening shots and will probably be how I do any outdoor wide shot in my new house, I just have the LEGO sitting on my DVD table in front of the projector screen. I need to get a more practical setup for stuff that requires animation.
Opening Shot For New Film by Chris 'Beard', on Flickr
Here is my studio.
You can catch a glimpse of that piano I made on top of one of the bins actually.
And you know this is recent when you see the following thread on the computer monitor.
omg NXT thats a huge mac screen! 
ill have a photo up when im less lazy 
oh and thats a great setup to
I'll have a picture up soon.
NXT i have the same mac, key board and mouse (:, do u use a 9000? if so, how do u get the awesome quality, also Final cut FTW (:
Well here is my studio. 
of course I haven't put all of my essential things on the set like tape, the camera cage thing isn't put on properly but thuis was sort of a quick pick so yeah. at the moment I 'm trying to get a logitech quick cam 9000 from ebay so I can continue brick filming. (can't stand using my digital camera! 
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