Bricks in Motion
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Forums - Bricks in Motion » General Film Discussion » What did you love about brickfilming when you started?
Check out my first brickfilm that I ever made!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y838sEuZ_Vc
Wasn't too bad. I started because it combined 2 things I loved. Lego and Film.
mine was terrible! I didnt even put it on youtube:)
The fact the LEGO people were moving made me go crazy.
me go crazy.
We can all tell. 
I loved the community on youtube, but it has since been invaded by some pretty corrupt people
Making meh lego's move was so cool to me then. Now it's all meh.
Meh as in "Me"? Or Meh as in "Meh" 
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I think the magic goes. You love it so much at first but then you just... Everything has to be perfect 
. I would make the worst brickfilm for the fun of it.
Making my Lego move motivated me.
I remember making the most pants film going. But I soon got really interested in brick filming and decided to base a film on the rather unknown film trilogy of "The Lego Clan" - to which I focused my "real" brick film on good ol bloody violence 
. It literally had no story, the camera work was basic and constantly shook and the lighting was awful at best. But for some really weird reason it's currently got nearly 2.5 million views on YouTube 
not joking, here's the link - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJFOtroR1Ws
We saw some stop motion movies at youtube and thought it would be fun so we started with an animation lesson in a youth club.:lol: so me and my brother started to make vids at home. it has become a part of us 
It used to be way funner. Those were the days.
Pooping out every peice of crap extremely fast and liking the result. Now I just hate everything.
It was a great excuse to sit in a darkened room by myself. Still is.
The idea that I just animated inanimate objects, and made them move! Now I think I get a little to much absorbed into the whole "Make sure there is no light flicker" mindset.
That feeling when you saw your first real animation clip and you think it's so awesome haha.
Heh, yeah. I still remember my first test, it was of a guy running over Johnny Thunder in a jeep. Actually, that clip might still be buried on a harddrive somewhere ...
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