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Another western eh, RedBrick1? 2011 shall be a western-packed year of brickfilms, it seems. That shot is pretty simple, but from what I can see I like the look of the set.
Here's a frame from animation rehearsals for Wild Days in the Plastic West; our hero Evan Stilby is overlooking a campfire.
@Timothy R Thanks, the shot is simple, kind of hard to get amazing looking shots in a conversation scene, the saloon scene is the only one I have worked on so far. Thanks! The set started off as a Star Trek style bridge, then I used it for my Mad Scientist film, and then I added black walls instead of grey for this film. (I reuse stuff alot, but if it works it works.)
On to your frame, I like it! The hint of purple in the lower right of the screen adds alot, and the framing of the shot looks good. I take it the light will be flickering like a campfire right?
Chopders, that lamp looks like it'll be a bit too bright, I'm not sure whether to buy it or not.
Timothy, fantastic camera angle there, can't wait to see the finished product.
Read the description on Flickr of this picture for more info. A frame from my upcoming film: Click!
This was done with a very elaborate setup and I can post setup pictures here as well if you guys want to see how I lighted this.
Thanks, it took me quite a while to get the set the way I wanted.
A little clue for what is going to happen in the movie: the black remote on the table is significant in the story. 
A little clue for what is going to happen in the movie: the black remote on the table is significant in the story.
As soon as I read that, I thought 'Click'! Turns out I was right. 
There are plenty of plots available in which a remote is significant besides the one seen in Click. That's kind of a silly assumption to make.
MadBrick wrote:A little clue for what is going to happen in the movie: the black remote on the table is significant in the story.
Isn't that kind of a rip off of that movie Click?
It'll be a ripoff if he makes the remote able to control time; otherwise, it's just a coincidence.
coolasice11 wrote:MadBrick wrote:A little clue for what is going to happen in the movie: the black remote on the table is significant in the story.
Isn't that kind of a rip off of that movie Click?
It'll be a ripoff if he makes the remote able to control time; otherwise, it's just a coincidence.
Guys, he is making a version of Click.
A frame from my upcoming film: Click!
That's such a generic title, though. People are just making an assumption.
A correct assumption.
coolasice11 wrote:MadBrick wrote:A little clue for what is going to happen in the movie: the black remote on the table is significant in the story.
Isn't that kind of a rip off of that movie Click?
It'll be a ripoff if he makes the remote able to control time; otherwise, it's just a coincidence.
The remote doesn't change time, it does other stuff unrelated to time. Anyways I would prefer more comments on the frame and not the title of my movie. 
I would prefer more comments on the frame and not the title of my movie.
Ah yes the frame. The set is really good and the picture quality is really nice. I'm looking forward to the finished product. Just one question, why haven't you shot in widescreen? Or will you crop it later.
I've never even thought of shooting in wide screen, does everyone do that? 
In other news, I just animated two more shots of this film and they turned out real good. 
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It's the new set for my film,The Ship That Stood Still.It's the Marconi Room in the Titanic
What'd you think?
That is an awesome frame!!!!!
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