Cool frame, good lighting, is this the scene where I'm in?

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@Holding,
Looks nice, I enjoy the use of rarer/older parts, and the store shelves are very well stocked.
The store does a great job with using the smaller room but still making it room-y enough to sorta animate.
My only (Tiny) gripes would be that the sky background is darker and more gray, and not a brighter, normal blue.
But if this is one a stormy/overcast day then that works fine.

The other two have to do with the framing. I don't care for seeing ceilings, so I'd rather a slightly tighter angle that doesn't show the top. Also, the angle is straight on, and fairly wide. I know your film style uses this a lot, and it's just a personal preference kind of issue, but a closer more interesting angle would probably give it more appeal.

@Squid,
The waterfall frame looks great, and I can't wait to see how you are going to use the glowing head.
I have learned to never question your madness, because awesomeness invariably ensues.

Holding, that's such a great frame! First off, I love the set, and the level of detail on the shelves. The way you've divved up colour is great too; very bright and vivid, but it doesn't feel cluttered.

Second, the angle itself perfectly frames the whole scene. You've got the two characters, but I love that the rest of the shop is in frame. That just fleshes out the shot so much.

"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein

Thanks all, for your comments.  Juggernaut, the story takes place a long time ago: the year 2009.  But I love the 1980s, so it may reflect then!  Pritchard, there's something for everybody.  I shot two cuts at some interesting angles, but I didn't transfer them from the camera to the laptop yet.  There are also some tighter cuts too.  I know that my brickfilms are a reflecting a live-action style that doesn't lend to daring camera angles,but I've been trying to make more dynamic shots to keep the viewer's interest visually!

Awesome, Legosteniker. Loving the steam.

I would suggest not going all-brown for the walls. Try instead using Dark Grey bricks, perhaps with brown as an accent. The reason being that you don't want the brown/bronze parts of your set and props getting "lost" against a large brown wall.

Thanx Sean!

First choice was black, but the cloth of the main figures are black (you can`t see any actors, just yellow heads!). Then I changed in brown, but I had not enough brown bricks. Now is the choice really dark grey.
I will make a new pic, when I have finished the new version.

Greets from Germany,

LEGOsteniker

@HoldingOurOwn: Perhaps I shoud think about my newest choice. Let me try and see...

Mod Edit: Merged double-post. Hot tip - You can "edit" your previous post instead of making two posts in a row!

Cultists sacrificing parrots?

The shot looks pretty great, the weird hooded possibly cultist dudes look cool and creepy.  Though, I'd suggest dusting a little better, there are particles all over the place which shouldn't be there.  An unused paint brush works rather well for getting rid of that sort of thing.

I hope this has something to do with

Speaking of which:

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Excellent quality, Squid! Can't wait to see the finished product.