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Easter 2012
Here is my entry into the 2012 Easter contest. It is also my first completed brickfilm of any sort, so also a personal achievement. If anybody has questions about it (I don't think it is that good though), I'm willing to talk. Otherwise, just posting your view/critique/whatever of it would be nice.
Also, remember the true meaning of Easter!
Last edited by AnW (April 10, 2012 (04:57pm))
I was a bit confused by all the sped-up parts, but I appreciate the effort you took in trying to get the real meaning of Easter across. It was not bad at all, considering this was your first completed film. I hope you continue to make more films, and I look forward to seeing them. 
Hi Brick7,
Yeah, I can definitely see that as a problem. I was wanting to do something to make it less confusing, but I didn't have time. Thanks for the comment. I actually have another film on the way, which I personally think is technically a lot better than this one. Hope I can finish it soon. Glad you want to see more!
I liked the concept and the sped-up animation was good, but I agree that it could have been clearer what the focus was. Then again, twenty seconds is not a lot of time to do so. Nice work. I look forward to seeing more.
Wow, I totally love it. I like that it is like some timeline and it is very smooth animation. And the final walking, I think it is 24FPS. I really love it. Great props too. And Vimeo has absolutely great quality. I understand it now. Very nice work, I like much of your style and you are great LEGO builder. I really looking foward your next films. Added to favourites.
EDIT: Oops, it's not YouTube video. I have gold fish's memory. 
But if it was in YouTube I'll add it to favourites. Nice! 
Wow, I love it! 
I really hope you continue to make brickfilms!
Hi Lord Lajaka,
Wow, thanks for the comment and compliments, they mean a lot (though I don't mind critiques of course)!
Actually, the whole film is done in 24 FPS, and let me tell you, changing all those plants for every frame (yes, every frame has a different arrangement of plants) took a while.
I really like Vimeo, I may start posting to Youtube someday just to get more views, but Vimeo is the one I like and am content with right now. Glad I have at least a few viewers waiting for my next film, it should be finished in a month or two (it is much bigger, probably 5+ minutes at least).
Just a note, what are people thinking of my CGI in the last scene (the one with the walking guy)? Unless no one has noticed, in which case I probably should have just been happy...
@Briks
Thanks!
I plan to keep making them.
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