Bricks in Motion
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Use real water? Trust me, it's possible, just tape your set down in a cookie tray (there are some deep ones out there, you could possible use a container lid too), fill it to the desired depth, and set your camera on a tripod.
I think it looks pretty realistic. Another option, even though it's more of a living heck, is to use water, but wait to let the water sit, and then take the frame. Just a thought. 
Last edited by Chris W. (March 18, 2011 (05:16pm))
Or use clay. It's much more controllable and if you do it right, it'll look great.
(By "doing it right" I mean making the clay move like water)
I've used clay. Don't do it. That ruins the film so just use what your using and as for real water. You could find it hard to animate.
I knew I should have actually tried to use clay as water before posting that! *facepalm*
I've got to think before I post even more than I do already.
Here's a couple of pictures from my upcoming film:
Act your age movie
Lumos Maxima! Good job, Brickonlife.
Oh, spectacular frames, GreenScreener!
I'm not even gonna ask.
I'm sooo hyped right now. 
I want the camera that took that picture, the quality is excellent.
I want the camera that took that picture, the quality is excellent.
[img]Exceedingly Brilliant Image[/img]
You're my hero.
EDIT: Here is a frame from our upcoming brickfilm fights film. The masking isn't perfect, but I think that it'll do.
Last edited by Juggernaut Pictures (April 4, 2011 (06:19pm))
Dubble Poztz.
Here is a frame for our film for TOY.
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