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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!
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The walking was good however I think it needs some more arm movements. Although I didn't think the 'Speed of light' test was good I still think it's a tremendously good idea and I think you should try it out again and see if you can perfect it because if done right it could be a very sweet effect.
I agree with Hoogle, in fact, there's not much more I can say. Just keep on brickfilming regularly and you'll improve over time.
try a 6-frame walk cycle to improve smoothnees, and try to reduce camera shake. keep practising, and you will improve
What frame rate is this?
I think the walking and the speed of light test were done well, (Not to be blowing my own trumpet as you do the same speed of light technique as me. 
) but the frame rate seemed too slow.
Try 15fps, and if you're already doing 15, let me know what program you're using.
Also,
Two and a Half Men test. 
Well done, keep them coming. 
What frame rate is this?
I think the walking and the speed of light test were done well, (Not to be blowing my own trumpet as you do the same speed of light technique as me.
Try 15fps, and if you're already doing 15, let me know what program you're using.
Also,
Spoiler (click to read)
Two and a Half Men test.
Well done, keep them coming.
Thanks, dude! I appreciate it!
Also, my frame rate is 10 fps, I'll try and up it
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