Re: Things you don't want to see in a brickfilm.
50. Grenades that fly perfectly parallel to the ground.
51. AUTO FOCUS!
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50. Grenades that fly perfectly parallel to the ground.
51. AUTO FOCUS!
52. You, yeah I don't wanna see you cause unless you are a minifigure you shouldn't be in a brickfilm ![]()
53. DUST.
55. Reflections of the Peoples fingers or Face!
55. Reflections of the Peoples fingers or Face!
Or the camera. (Guilty in one of my videos)
57. Windows Movie Maker blue.
Chiro wrote:rogeralans wrote:56.) One light lighting.
I have failed you.
Really? Didn't look like it!
I don't even have a desk lamp. I use a normal one
58. DOG HAIRZ!
I have a dog. Her hairs go everywhere including my set. I have to brush down my set every time I animate but it doesn't help. ![]()
animationIsaac wrote:58. DOG HAIRZ!
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I have a dog. Her hairs go everywhere including my set. I have to brush down my set every time I animate but it doesn't help.'Tis what desks are for. But seriously, I have four dogs and I don't have that problem. You must have a hairy dog.
I'm lucky, no dogs, only two cats, I keep them in the freezer.
59. Audio pop's
60. unoriginality
61. An Excess of mouth animation in exchange for bad/limited animaiton
You know what I'm talking about. Mini figures will barely move, but they will use mouth animation for all talking.
This does not mean I think mouth animation is bad, It is just that most often it is used a an excuse to not have the minifigures really express themselves (If you know what I mean)

62. Children who try to artificially lower their voice to sound like an adult, either accept the fact that your voice hasn't changed yet and talk normally, or get your Dad or another adult male you know to do it. (My dad's voice is in almost every film I've made.)
62. Children who try to artificially lower their voice to sound like an adult, either accept the fact that your voice hasn't changed yet and talk normally, or get your Dad or another adult male you know to do it. (My dad's voice is in almost every film I've made.)
YES.
Totally agree with that.
-a zombie apocalypse all the time
-copying ForrestFire's ideas and jokes
-a zombie apocalypse all the time
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