Bricks in Motion
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This is a bullet time - like szene I made recently.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YFYetC7OqU
Please tell me what you think about it!
Nice!!!
Nice moves, and nicely executed, all except for the camera spin...
It was just a little bumpy, as if it was rolling on... Well, LEGO bricks! 
Work on that, and you're on your way to awesomeness...
Uhh, what ^he^ said.
How did you do it?
i think the frozen effect should be longer 
very nice job
Or instead of doing that, just keep your camera still and move the actual baseplate in 360 degrees! It would look even better if you did that.
Yeah, I thought about that, but I would have had to move the lamps that illuminated the set as well to avoid strange movements of the shadows.
But you're right, there wouldn't have been that many camera bumps etc.
That was fantastic but I have to agree it was bumpy not to bumpy but a bit bumpy.
Also I loved the gun effect!
Nice gunfire!
I felt very dizzy after watching this. 
Still, good job!
the permanent rotation was a nice idea, but even too me it was a bit to bumpy.
A slow-mo effect when the guy got shot would've been the frosting on the cake as well.
How did you do that?
How did you do the bullet time effect?
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