Re: Frame from Your Upcoming Film
ENDFilms, that's a sweet looking frame!
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ENDFilms, that's a sweet looking frame!
Your shot looks really nice, Ender.
I love the lighting, though I feel may it might look better its framing a tad higher.
Wow, Lemuel, that's a really nicely composed shot.
Your shot looks really nice, Ender.
I love the lighting, though I feel may it might look better its framing a tad higher.
I would have liked that, but then you would see the lamp. 
Nice frame, Galactic!
Yea that frame looks really nice.
I'm going to leave this very cryptic frame here, and yes - the frame is the right way round.;)
Nice angle. 
It gives the picture a slightly disorienting view.
That is exactly the look I'm looking for! You should see what sort of set I've had to build for that. There is a lot of 'off-frame' considerations. I should take some photo's. Most would go "no way!". 
It's an ambulance interior, isn't it?
Very good. I'm glad you got that without any audio, motion or other context. 
@Galactic Films:The light behind him seems a little too bright, but the out-of-focus objects to the left and right framing Hawkeye in the middle really look really good and help the shot to not feel empty.
@togfox: That frame is great. I rarely see ceilings in brickfilms and the way you did it here looks fantastic!
Thanks twick. I picked the script (its not my script) partly because it will show a camera view point that is hardly ever used in brick films. I initially struggled with the roof. It is essentially my backdrop and it will be forever in frame. I had a large flat piece there with the underside exposed, going for the authentic lego brick look and feel. I didn't like it. I don't need to tell you how ghastly the underside of bricks look. I then flipped it over and put those "ceiling tiles" on it. I had to borrow parts from my recent lego city police station to do it which is great because using those 10 pieces justified the $100 I spent on that set 
(is anyone believing this?). So, with the piece flipped upside down and tiles/lights attached, I had to attach it to the walls despite it facing the wrong way. Soluton? Tape! 
You dont' see it of course. I am enjoying the new POV and I hope to deliver a brick film that is completely different to what you are all use to.
Sound like is time for you to learn about S.N.O.T.'s (studs not on top)
That's a really neat looking frame, togfox, not something you see in brickfilms often.
A little too much orange, but it is a unique and interesting lighting setup.
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