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Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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This films production will be stopped for about three weeks because of another project I am doing. 
sorry:(
My canon t2i sensor broke so production has stopped untill I get it replaced or buy another canon:/
Oh man that stinks, I hope you can get it fixed soon, this film is looking awesome.
I sent my camera to canon usa and they fixed it really fast. So I am finally going to continue production this week! 
Yay!
The film looks awesome so far.
I am back in production and here some pictures from todays work!
Dralcul's throne room.
Here is a semi closeup of the evil lord!
I know these pictures don't show much, but that's because I don't want to give to much away.
Hmmm...
The floor looks a bit empty, how about a carpet going along the floor.(And maybe a treasure chest)
At a first glance the shot looks kinda dark, but after seeing the second frame it looks super awesome.
Last edited by bataton (May 19, 2015 (11:27pm))
Neat sets in these images!
Both of those last two shots look very underexposed to me. The key to making a dark, dramatic scene is to have *some* fairly bright light source lighting the set, just avoiding fill light and using the light to outline figures without fully illuminating.
I was just trying to make it as dark as I could to show how bad Dralcul really is and that He can't take the light. Also it is in a dark cave deep in a mountain. The floor is pretty empty so most of my shot are close ups were you cant really see it. Through it is pretty dark in these pictures, I don't think it will be exactly that dark in the final product.
Last edited by BlackSmithFilms (May 20, 2015 (02:22pm))
I have already rendered part of this scene and I have seen what the final product would look like. I do admit It is a little too dark, but since I have already most of the scene done, I don't think I am going to redo it.
Last edited by BlackSmithFilms (May 20, 2015 (03:05pm))
Today I just started to build my castle prop and this is the base.
I will be posting more castle pictures very soon!
The patch of brown is not significant, and you probably won't be able to see it in the final version.
Halfway done with the castle!
My brother was photo bombing his feet in this picture sorry 
I know the ground around the castle looks weird, but we are going to change that and a lot of other things!
It looks very good! The mix of different grays and bleys is eyecatching, and it gives it that sense of 'realism' if you know what I mean!
That's nice.
How about adding some plants on the walls for some extra detail.
Thanks Pritchard Studios for the encouragement!
Here is somewhat the final version, hopefully it looks good?
I know that the water looks a little weird because it stops randomly, but don't worry that won't be in the final version.
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