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The frame itself (shot and detail of the sets) is quite amazing! I find that face weird though.
Well, nobody posted in here for a week so I thought I'd revive this 
Here is the frame from "Police Chase" the W.I.P. brickfilm which is set to be released on February the 1st.
Cool, that is an interesting angle. I like it. And the face, strange.
Cool, that is an interesting angle. I like it. And the face, strange.
Thanks 
it's a criminal, so I thought that face would be suitable for an evil guy 
Frame from an upcoming war film. heheheheheheh
raw frame:
ooh cool! Cool typewriter design, (it is a typewriter right?). Great lighting!
Aw, man, that typewriter is brilliant.
I might use that if I ever need one.
Here's a frame from my upcoming film "Batman Instant Freeze"
I'm cheating because this frame is not from my upcoming film. It's just an experiment in lighting and camera settings.
The Flask by SpeakingJargon, on Flickr
@BrickCorp45
Oh, I like the ice cream factory! Apart from that the frame is a little bland but still good.
@Jargon
Wow, love the set and lighting!
Very good frame.
@BrickCorp45 looks very nice, I luv it!
@Jargon Looks very cinematic!
Here's another frame from my soon to be released "Police Chase" brickfilm.
@Jargon - Interesting lighting! I'd like to see a new brickfilm from you.
@Larry - Good composition. I would have tiled off those two studs that are shown to give it a cleaner look though. I wonder who he is talking to??
Here is a quick teaser frame from a new film I'm beginning to work on. It's going to have a scene inside a car, so I made this little set. Tell me what you all think. Does it look good for the inside of a car??
I do like the way it looks.
However, It looks more like he's riding a go cart inside a building.
@Jargon - Interesting lighting! I'd like to see a new brickfilm from you.
YES.
@Repelling Spider- I think it's awesome.
I do like the way it looks.
However, It looks more like he's riding a go cart inside a building.Repelling Spider wrote:@Jargon - Interesting lighting! I'd like to see a new brickfilm from you.
YES.
@RepellingSpider I'm going to have to agree. I saw and assumed they had parked their convertible 
outside a lit up building.
@Jargon Nice frame! Really like it.
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Another date with Julie? Well, I really like the frame, but Squid is right, it looks liker you're driving a condominium to go get gas.
Haha thanks for the feedback so quickly everyone! I'm probably gonna tweak a few things with the car set, but I think it'll be more obvious what's happening when you see it animated and when its juxtaposed along with exterior shots on the road. If I cut from an exterior shot to something like this I'm sure it'll look much more like their inside a car. (there will be stuff they are driving by which can be seen outside the car windows.
Edit: Watch this animated test shot and let me know if it makes it more believable. Keep in mind the things I mentioned above. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q42K81yu … e=youtu.be
Last edited by Repelling Spider (February 1, 2013 (08:05pm))
yeah, makes it easy. good job.
The test shot helps, but I'm with the others.
It looks more like he's riding a go cart inside a building.
And I might add that said building now appears to also be on wheels, all of which sounds like something from a
Popular Science article.
EDIT: Something along the line of this.
Last edited by Pritchard Studios (February 2, 2013 (07:14am))
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