Re: Egyptian Holiday
i would like a tutorial on that car
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i would like a tutorial on that car
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1954409/
IMDB
Nice! How did you get your movie on imdb?
accepted into film festivals!
Awesome! I've just given it a good number of stars.
Wow. I took my long absense from this site during the production phase of this, then right as I got back it was up and watchable. Completely forgot about it! Splendid job; loved the voice acting.
yeah the animation and voice acting was incredible and the sets were the best seen on bricks in motion since
unrenewable.
This is my favorite brickfilm.
and the sets were the best seen on bricks in motion since
unrenewable.
That is an insult to Printed Circuit- Brick It, The Profession, The Pilgrims Son, Picturesque and Zombie: Genisis.
ninjastudios1 wrote:and the sets were the best seen on bricks in motion since
unrenewable.That is an insult to Printed Circuit- Brick It, The Profession, The Pilgrims Son, Picturesque and Zombie: Genisis.
And not only...and anyway, I saw more impressive sets than Unrenewable: "The Time Machine", "Allest ist die Noppe", "Change (for 6 music)"...and others.
This is great! Was this animated at 15 fps or 24?
At 24 fps. Look at his youtube page.
Mods please delete this un-useful post I made back when I joined, thanks.
Last edited by LASF (August 9, 2011 (07:36pm))
Juggernaut Pictures wrote:ninjastudios1 wrote:and the sets were the best seen on bricks in motion since
unrenewable.That is an insult to Printed Circuit- Brick It, The Profession, The Pilgrims Son, Picturesque and Zombie: Genisis.
And not only...and anyway, I saw more impressive sets than Unrenewable: "The Time Machine", "Allest ist die Noppe", "Change (for 6 music)"...and others.
The majority of Unrenewable's sets are simple. The lighting and computer generated backdrops are what most people get mesmerized by. The films listed above for the most part have much more intricate physical sets.
The sets here in Egyptian Holiday are indeed impressive, but to compare them to Unrenewable's sets would be like comparing the size of a grape, and a grapefruit. The gap is just too large.
Last edited by mcoov (June 21, 2011 (07:08pm))
So where's the version without the swearing?
So where's the version without the swearing?
Here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dg6uX_6j … ideo_title
Wow, that was fast! Thanks!
THAT WAS SO AWESOME!!!
Wow, that was incredible... best lego film ever!
Egyptian Holiday screened at a film festival in NYC and I recorded the audience reaction.
Bets as always, you're really brickfilm God.
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