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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I see you have started with Live Action films.
What? I don't get it... 
Great subway station Isaac! And of course, you've obviously figured out how to get ANP's praise. 
Here's a frame of my own, this one being part of my favorite sequence in the video.
Eagle Animations wrote:I see you have started with Live Action films.
What? I don't get it...
Neither do I. 
I really love that round piece you've used for the bars. Brilliant.
And I love ridiculous amounts of explosives, particularly with a crazy clown, particularly when it's my favorite crazy clown.
FlyingMinifig wrote:Awesome.
It looks almost exactly like a Tube Station (London Underground subway system for anyone who doesn't know). Love the spooky lighting and the oncoming train.
Just curious though, why is there the hole in the roof?
Yes, it is the London Underground!
The hole in the roof is actually meant to be the lighting for the station, but it looks slightly weird from that angle.
Wow! You certainly did something right, then. 
So that means it's just there to let in light, and won't be seen in the actual film? Some stations are open-air like that, though.
Eagle Animations wrote:I see you have started with Live Action films.
What? I don't get it...
Great subway station Isaac! And of course, you've obviously figured out how to get ANP's praise.
Here's a frame of my own, this one being part of my favorite sequence in the video.
Looks great! Where did you get that big round piece?
Eagle Animations wrote:I see you have started with Live Action films.
What? I don't get it...
Great subway station Isaac! And of course, you've obviously figured out how to get ANP's praise.
Here's a frame of my own, this one being part of my favorite sequence in the video.
Is this from your Tongle entry?
@END films, Yes!
The judging results will be announced the 28th, so I'll be able to release the film then. I can't wait to show it off, since it's by far my best film yet.
(Seeing as the frame is on the page, and someone else has already quoted it, it wasn't necessary to do so yourself. And even then, you didn't need to quote the entire post. )
Wow, the frame looks good, and I love the set. Very creative use of parts.
Tennis match! This is literally raw - no colour grading, no lighting effects, no tennis ball - but I thought I'd share it.
I've been really limited on pieces for this, since I'm at my grandparents and using my dad's LEGO, which is from the late 70s/early 80s. That's why the net is really blocky and basic, but it does the job.
I am still working on Caden Hawke and the Staff of Kauket, but that's going to take longer, and I need to do something smaller in the meantime to take my mind of college a bit. Everything's really hectic so far.
Slenderman spotted 
I really, really, really like what you did there. 
Wow that quality is just amazing. What camera do you use?
By the way, I love what you did in the background.
Wow that quality is just amazing. What camera do you use?
By the way, I love what you did in the background.
I use a Nikon D3100. Best camera I've ever had. The video on it is amazing too.
And Slendy's going to be appearing a lot on my channel from now on, both in Brickfilm cameos and in live-action...
@jampot
it looks cool and I would watch a lego tennis match
Such a great frame, I like how the racket is out of focus and in my opinion it'd give it a motion blur sense if he had just hit the ball. (Or about to hit it). 
I've grown accustom to slendy hiding in my brickfilms too. This could escalate to a brickfilmer meme maybe?
I've grown accustom to slendy hiding in my brickfilms too. This could escalate to a brickfilmer meme maybe?
I do hope so.
Not bad.
I like the soft light and I like how everything apart from the minifigure is blurred.
I find that effect hard to pull off since I have a webcam.
Such a great frame, I like how the racket is out of focus and in my opinion it'd give it a motion blur sense if he had just hit the ball. (Or about to hit it).
I've grown accustom to slendy hiding in my brickfilms too. This could escalate to a brickfilmer meme maybe?
I've been hiding a certain minifigure in most of my films for a long time...
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