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Forums - Bricks in Motion » General Film Discussion » Things You Would Like to Achieve in Brickfilming
The purpose of this thread is what are some things you would like to achieve in brickfilming. Maybe you would want to achieve having a super smooth animation, or make a long brickfilm etc.
My personal achievement I would like to fulfil in brickfilming is making a good epic brickfilm, something maybe as good as Beast or Frankenstein. Basically, a brickfilm that would not be forgotten.
I'd love to reach 100 subscribers, that's my first (and most realistic) goal. Later, I'd love to be a YouTube partner.
I want to revolutionize my own brickfilms by going all avant-garde and experimental.
The more I brickfilm, the more I get sorta frustrated with the limitations, so I am going to start incorporating matte paintings and stuff. With watercolors. 
What does the funny term "matte painting" mean?
Fame. Glory. Power. The elimination of my enemies.
(jk) xD
I want to create something super amazing, something to raise the bar, then win a few awards and hopefully land myself with some job in professional film making.
You alredy create amazing stuff.
I want 666,666 video views on my Youtube channel 
In all seriousness, I want to finish my ''The Man of All Leisures'' series... My goal is to make 10 episodes (leisures).
666 is the devil's number.
Briks, matte painting is when people blend a painted background with a live action film, but it has sort of become obsolete because of CGI.
I recently discovered that I really like to paint things, and that's why.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matte_painting
It's really cool. Of course I am not going to go for the photorealistic style but instead do some impressionist-style watercolors or something
So for instance, using a painted backround and a brickfilmed foreground?
I have been wanting to make a Brickfilm Documentary about the Ice Age since 2008,it still hasn't worked out. But soon,this will (hopefully) become a real Brickfilm.
-CDP
Briks, matte painting is when people blend a painted background with a live action film, but it has sort of become obsolete because of CGI.
Actually, matte painting is more popular than ever because of CGI.
Really? I wasn't aware of that! COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!
(although I meant specifically matte painting through physical media...)
You did some matte painting in Pancake Island, correct?
I honestly think that most of us (including me) would like to create a brickfilm that would be remembered as a masterpiece for decades! or at least which would be remembered by kids for years to come. Like America: Outlawed, I haven't forgotten that one cause Doug's brickfilms inspired me to start brickfilming.
I want to go to a filmschool. Which is pretty much where I am right now. 
I want to create a brickfilm that I can watch and say "Wow, I can't believe I made that." If it becomes well known that's cool, but I just want to be proud of my work.
Nothing.
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