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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I wouldn't think so, because post-apocalyptic is in a futuristic setting, and it would probably be disqualified.
Entrants for this contest are asked to tell a story rooted in history.
Sorry
Ok then i gonna do something else.
Does this mean we can make a video of a historical event? 
If you want to enter the contest, then yes. You have to make a brickfilm of a historical event.
And by the way if you enter, does your video needs to be unlisted? Because i really wanna show my video to my subscribers on YT
You can only show them once the deadline has past. Up until then, no one - except yourself and those involved in running the contest - is allowed to see your movie.
So, like, I could do Paul Reevere's "Midnight Ride" ? 
or 
Are you two actually reading the rules on the first page, DutchBrick and Edmeier Animation? I don't mean to be rude, but your questions have all been clearly addressed in the very first post of this thread.
Duh, I read the rules. I'm just checking to make sure, because people are saying stuff about historical fiction. That's not fiction.
Paul Reevere was real.
@ Edmeier Animator Instead of posting two comments within one minute of another use the edit button!
Excuse me while I rip all my hair out in frustration.
Entrants for this contest are asked to tell a story rooted in history. Entries may be based on actual events, or simply include historical settings, people, and/or events as central elements of the story.
Sowee 
I am entering for sure! My video is already almost finished
I still need to start mine. 
Would greek mythology be counted as a historical event, or just a myth?
You're allowed a fictional story that's rooted in history. I'm pretty sure a myth matches that definition exactly.
Is it ok if we put a silly random thing in the background?
There is no rule that says otherwise.
Drat, I am not going to have enough time to enter mine in the contest. I had an idea, but it evolved into something much bigger and more ambitious. I've barely started the script, and here I am planning a twenty minute brickfilm! I'm for sure gonna make it, but it just won't be done in thyme for the contest.
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