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@LGFB Good frame. I love the Cool Grill ad in the back.
Thanks 
Nice frame, NXT! 
Viva la Vida???[/hopefull plea]
Viva La Vida.
http://twitpic.com/5v9po1 Well, a tutorial.... It's a DVD menu style thing at the beginning, so if you just want to jump to a certain part, you can, as the whole thing will be pretty long.
It's from the Viva La Vida torture scene.
Johnnybob
How Not To Rob A Bank?
How Not To Rob A Bank?
Nope.
How to Not Rob a Bank. 
To be honest "How Not to Rob a Bank" sounds more catchy, and is grammatically correct.
Actually, in this bizarre case, I think it is better.
The grammatically correct version does not properly describe the situation in the film.
There's a big difference between How Not to Rob a Bank, and How to Not Rob a Bank.
You may understand when the movie comes out.
That guy was in Mailbox of Doom! You're using the same voice for him in this film, right?
I like how you have the same characters/objects throughout all of your films. It kinda ties all your films together.
Yeah, me too.
It's not much of an Annoying Noises Production without that archway in the background. xD
The funny thing is that this is actually Johnnybob's original movie sort of.
I thought up the entire plot and story for Bank back in late 2007 or early 2008. And I started brickfilming in 2007. It's one of my oldest ideas for films not yet rejected. I've put it on hold for so many years, but I finally got to making it. I was using Johnnybob as another cop in Mailbox town because I wanted as many cops as possible. And when the Mailbox fight happened, I sort of just stole Johnnybob's scene from 'Bank' and just switched Sheldon with Gohgzvoqsterwazootuli (a character from Bank).
Johnnybob is way cooler in Bank. He has mainly the same voice, but I've perfected it over the years, and it sounds somewhat better than back in Mailbox', he also gets to do some more stuff, and his animation is really funny looking.
This film includes fist fights, gun fights, and car fights. Aww yeah.
Last edited by Juggernaut Pictures (July 28, 2011 (12:58pm))
The lighting seems a little to tinted, i think, it should maybe be a little more white; and the set looks to much like some toys.
Um, maybe because it's made out of toys? It's Lego. 
Or maybe it's because there's a lack of detail in the background. Plain looking, one might say.
Not bad, Alfa, but the framing is a bit off. There's a lot of empty space at the bottom, and the heads of some of the characters at the top are cut off. You might also want to fiddle with your white balance and contrast, as everything looks slightly yellowish.
I'd tend to agree with AbsurdAnimations here.
Also, consider it from the audience's point of view. While ariel shots are nice, it would be even nicer if we were down in the middle of the action. In other words, at a ground level.
EDIT: Oh, and what lens do you have?
This film includes fist fights, gun fights, and car fights. Aww yeah.
The lighting looks dramatic, but it is really dark. I think it could be a little bit brighter.
^with my new Cannon 550D
Had any luck getting good close-up shots in some way? I'd be using one of those if it weren't for the difficulty I've had in finding a good macro lens.
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