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Bricks in Motion
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!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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Okay. I've got a lot to show you guys from two of my upcoming films, The Sniper and Le Mime.
Hey DerTarchin what camera did you use to take those shots? They looked outstanding! 
a 1080p camera 
I shall seek revenge... or at least buy one later on.
My set for my soon-to-be film.
Oh, whoops. Sorry.
Forgot we had a set critique thread.
My set for my soon-to-be film.
Cool set! what is that green stuff hanging over your quick cam pro 9000? 
It's some tape to stop the reflection of the quick-cam symbol; correct me if I'm wrong
Wow Der Tarchin.
So good quality! I might get one!
It's so good it can see that peice of dust on his foot 
You can see that with the QCP9000...
You can see the fingerprints on my clay models.
It's some tape to stop the reflection of the quick-cam symbol; correct me if I'm wrong
You're right!
If you'll also notice, I've got a barrel of monkeys in the left-hand corner. 
If you'll also notice, I've got a barrel of monkeys in the left-hand corner.
And the giant lego head. 
Good set though, I like the river.
Also, some great quality there DerTarchin, I love the lighting.
I'll probably start putting some shots from my Freerunning challenge when I start making it, It'll be the first film with my new camera and my mac!
I'm actually working on a brickfilm right now (like now now). It's going to be an action film (1-2 minutes long) about Russian smugglers that get caught in Downtown Toronto. I'm still trying to make up my mind about how the whole fight thing is going to happen, but I've got the opening scene done. Here are some frames from the scene:
More info and screens will be uploaded to the Brickfilm Production page on my website: http://anotherbrickgroup.webs.com/brick … uction.htm
Try adjusting the white balance,, everything is rather red (unless that is the effect you were trying to achieve).
Here is a frame from my upcoming film Pancake Island:
I know, I know, you can see the edge of the posterboard.
I love the foam. I hope it's animated.
ABGuy, your frames look quite nice, a little too red though. NXTManiac, that looks amazing, except, you can see the edge of the posterboard.
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