Topic: Home Explosion
Something fun that I was trying out. Thoughts?
Last edited by Brick8 (May 21, 2012 (06:34am))
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Something fun that I was trying out. Thoughts?
Last edited by Brick8 (May 21, 2012 (06:34am))
Oh my gawd! That almost looked like cgi. That must've been guite a lot of masking and photoshopping. Haha! Nice job. That looked REALLY good. I would rate 5/5 if this was in releases. 
Oh lee cheet. That was freaking awesome. That was really smooth and each little peace was perfectlt animated! Well done! 
AW MAN!!!
That was so amazing!!! 
Really good job. hope to see that effect in a film.
How did you do it, CGI? If so, it looks really realistic. xD
Doesn't look like CGI to me. That was really well done. Must have been hard to mask. Like ANP, I'd love to see that in a movie.
AW MAN!!!
That was so amazing!!!
Really good job. hope to see that effect in a film.
How did you do it, CGI? If so, it looks really realistic. xD
Thanks a lot! Kind of time consuming, but lots of fun to do. I was going to enter this into your challenge, but I don't think it really qualifies as Slow Motion.
Thanks for the feed back everyone. It really helps for my up coming release.
It probably would have been vary nicely for the Bricksplosion challenge a while ago.
Wow.
That was awesome!
It looked like a 3D physics simulation! 
THAT WAS AMAZING!
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D
I'm struggling to believe that this is actually stop-motion. It looks just like live action. Well done.
Still wondering how this was done. Haha xD
I got a theory... did you film the house, take it apart, then take a video of just throwing the bricks onto the spot were the house was then put the live action in slow motion and cut right to the part where the bricks hit the ground?
If you did that or not, I think the idea does sound quite interesting, and I think I may try it out.
Could be really nice if you used layers to have animation go along with it seamlessly.
That was very impressive.
o_O
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