Bricks in Motion
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The Sheriff
I'm pretty satisfied with the final result. When we made this, my camera was broken, so we had to use another camera, which unfortunately caused the light flicker.
It's a shame that it's so flickery, but I liked it anyway. The animation is quite smooth, and the setting and such was very good. I hope to see more.
Really good job! The animation iswell done, and is definitely the highlight of the film. As mentioned by Squid, there was a lot of distracting flickering and artifacts (I know that YouTube doesn't work well with wmv's anymore, so if you exported in that, it may have accentuated the flicker). The narrator was a little hard to understand at times, but I was still able to know what was going on, so it's not a huge deal.
Thanks for the feedback, guys.
(I know that YouTube doesn't work well with wmv's anymore, so if you exported in that, it may have accentuated the flicker). The narrator was a little hard to understand at times, but I was still able to know what was going on, so it's not a huge deal.
We're from Norway, so I did my best to hide my Norwegian accent and sound really old. But I might have gone too far… 
When it comes to the light flicker, I have no idea what caused it. As I wrote above, my camera was being repaired when we shot this, so we used a camera we borrowed. The camera was turned on "Manual", and I'm sure I checked every relevant settings, shutter speed, aperture, ISO and white balance. So I really have no idea at all what caused it. In our next films however, there will not be that kind of light flicker!
We're from Norway
Solution:
Make a Norwegian Western.
That would be so cool.
Soppenjim wrote:We're from Norway
Solution:
Make a Norwegian Western.
That would be so cool.
A Norwegian sci-fi western, featuring mummies, dragons, and Italian musicians.
That would be cool.
A Norwegian sci-fi western, featuring mummies, dragons, and Italian musicians.
That would be cool.
And Ninjas 
Back o topic, I really liked the voice even though it was hard to understand. The animation was smooth and clean. The only flickers I saw were at the beginning and weren't that noticeable (To me).
overall I really liked it. Good job. 
PushOverProductions wrote:A Norwegian sci-fi western, featuring mummies, dragons, and Italian musicians.
That would be cool.
And Ninjas
Haha, yeah. Maybe we'll do that; could have been quite funny..
Back o topic, I really liked the voice even though it was hard to understand. The animation was smooth and clean. The only flickers I saw were at the beginning and weren't that noticeable (To me).
overall I really liked it. Good job.
Thanks a lot! All this positive response is overwhelming.. 
Not so common to see a fellow norwegian in the brickfilming community. I can hear the accent in the video, and i know i have the same "problem" (if you wanna call it that) with my voice acting.
I liked the video!
Thanks! Makes me happy to see fellow Norwegians sharing my interest for brickfilming!
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