Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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So, as this isn't the topic to talk about personal stuff, I'll keep this part brief. Hi, I'm back and semi-interested in starting brickfilming again... So here's a really short and honestly horrible animation that I want critique on. And, yes, I did just say it's horrible, but I know it is, and want help to make it not horrible.
Any critique and/or insults are much appreciated. 
It's relatively decent in terms of animation. It has smooth and fluid movement, which is always important.
I'd recommend not using post-production camera moves, though, they look kinda cheesy.
Experimenting with in shot camera moves, I've found them to be relatively easy to do, and are quite rewarding. The set also could use much work, as well as the extremely bland angle.
You seem to retained basic animation skill, which is one of the hardest to master things, do I think you should probably come back to brickfilming. Test like crazy. That'll get you into the swing of things. That's what I did recently.
Yeah, the digital camera movement was not the best, but I had some major camera shaking so I figured that if I was to make an intentional camera movement it would cover the unintentional camera movement. I think I'll do some more tests tonight (your test montage, quite frankly, inspired me )
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