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That's a very nice frame right there FlyingMinifig, It reminds me of a scene from Inception but I have no idea why. The only thing I might do to improve it would be making sure the black table is also completely centre frame since the table is slightly further to the left than the right. There I go talking about centre frame again!

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Nice use of contrast, and has a very warm deserty feel.

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Yeah man, this one looks really nice, like super nice, like on set lighting taken to the extreme.

Really cool frame Nathan! I'm a big fan of wide aspect ratios in brick films. It makes it look even professional in my opinion.

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Having relatively little experience working with Lifelites as a physical part of the set, I'm really pleased with how this turned out.

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It looks really great, though it feels like there should be more furniture or something along the back wall.

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That's a really nice looking frame, MindGame; it has a very minimalistic yet polished feel that I really like.  It's fairly rare to see practical lights in Brickfilming, so it's nice to see it here (although I understand why it's rarely done, given the difficulties).

However, I feel like the light itself looks too yellow-ish for an average lamp.  I think you should use a trans-clear stud instead of what appears to be a trans-yellow one to make the light whiter, and possibly tweak the in-camera white balance, or the colour correction in post if it doesn't quite look right.  I'd agree the wall does look a bit empty, although it depends on the context (if he's staying in an empty room or cheap motel it wold make sense for there to be no other furniture).  I also really like the design of the bed, especially the way you made the sheets.

(Also, on a side note, who is the guy in your current avatar?  It looks familiar to me, but I can't quite place it.)

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I don't know about you guys, but not everyone bedroom needs to be super full of furniture. I think there's an elegance to frame, and filling the room with more furniture would clutter the shot up.

Plus, this shot has already been animated, I believe.

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