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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Daredevils
(Episode5) http://www.youtube.com/user/KandMBobica2
wrong man arrested once more....
Last edited by JaredSM (July 7, 2011 (08:50am))
Sorry but too many light flickers, the pictures were pretty out of focus and the audio was too loud and had some fizzly tone to it. I suggest you use Audacity. 1 out of 5. So sorry 
Just practice, practice, practice! 
Sorry but too many light flickers, the pictures were pretty out of focus and the audio was too loud and had some fizzly tone to it. I suggest you use Audacity. 1 out of 5. So sorry
Just practice, practice, practice!
well sometimes you just got to use what you have.....:P
I know it needs improvement and the next film will be BETTER 
I can't wait to see the improvement. I forgot to mention though: The beginning was actually pretty funny. 
I hate the fact that some people think to make a good brickfilm, you need the best equipment. My best film has the worst quality in the world, but I got the most out of the equipment I had.
You've given a pretty harsh review rating this only 1 brick LegoAndStickfigs. Okay so you did have a quite a bit of light flicker, but don't worry. Looking extra hard at your video I see you filmed this in the day, but if you filmed it at night with a couple of lamps, boom problem solved. Animation seemed okay to me, if you bumped up the frame rate to about 15fps it would look great. There wasn't much of a story, and it seemed a little rushed on the pace of the film. But you're just starting out, over time you will become a good standing animator. I would like to give you 2 and a half bricks for a good attempt, just take into mind some of these tips.
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