Bricks in Motion
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Awesome! Are those yellow things they're holding supposed to be guns?
Yes. Water guns, to be precise.
I also recently finished up a somewhat similar "Pirates Rule!" poster. I know it came out a long time ago, but it's my most successful film, so I thought it deserved a poster.
Why do you always make such great posters? It makes normal people like me faint at the sight.
Double-post and a BUMP. Sue me.
Anyways, here's a poster for our Ten Lines entry:
Is that a salt shaker?
Is that a salt shaker?
Yes.
Nice poster, Nick. Looking forward to Zombie: Leviticus.
I heard that in that one, the zombies form a society and make a lot of laws. Exodus is where all the action will be 
Coming soon... Lego Star Wars,
It looks like a good title animation if you take out the "COMING SOON..." Not much of an intriguing poster 
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.Well, I don't have any pictures to play with yet, but It's going to be EPIC, like ten minutes of EPICNESS!
It's going to be EPIC, like ten minutes of EPICNESS!
I don't think you should use adjectives like 'Epic' on your own film. That should be for your audience to decide 
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Pros: Somehow I knew that was a Star Wars brickfilm just by looking at that blank poster. That's quite an achievement.
Cons: It's for a Star Wars brickfilm. 
I dunno, I'm still waiting for someone to actually make a good, serious, original Star Wars Brickfilm. I'm probably going to be waiting for a long time, BUT I WILL STILL WAIT!!!
Well it did say "501st" in the title, Hazzat, which is most probably a Star Wars reference
I agree, whenever someone starts up a Star Wars brickfilm you old folks squelch it along with their dreams. Give it a chance for once!
Also, Max Butcher, check out this guy's brickfilms. The camera quality, set building, and fps are all sort of bad but you can tell that the guy is a pretty talented brickfilmer, who just has some technical difficulties. It's rather enjoyable.
Double-post and a BUMP. Sue me.
Anyways, here's a poster for our Ten Lines entry:
I like it, but I think you should make the salt shaker a little bit darker. It dosn't really look like it goes with the poster. I still like it though.
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I like it, but I think you should make the salt shaker a little bit darker.
I agree that it should be darker. I tried to turn down the opacity from 100% to something like 53%. I guess that still seemed to be a bit light, though .
I don't get it, why is there a shalt shaker on the poster?
I don't get it, why is there a shalt shaker on the poster?
It's a sequel to there movie called "Salt Man".
Pillow wrote:I don't get it, why is there a shalt shaker on the poster?
It's a sequel to there movie called "Salt Man".
That it is.
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