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 film definitely deserves repeated viewings. The peculiar, if you will, atmosphere you've created is spot on. The voice acting is hilarious. I Love both character's performances. The lighting is pretty neat as well–coming from the truck and all.
*Uses force control mind trick* you will release the behind the scenes footage.
I really enjoyed the mood and atmosphere created in this film. I'll be honest the first time I watched this film I had no idea what it was about *winks at the camera* Upon a second viewing it made more sense. The pacing of this film was excellent and mixed wall with great voice acting. All in all a real treat of a film.
Totally do the THACumentary!
The lighting at times too dark, but I know how difficult lighting can be. Despite this the atmosphere is great, with the really simple sound-design (a car, a few crickets, a whistling man) letting everything soak in nicely. The pacing of shots (key in a suspense film) was also perfectly timed. I'm also a sucker for films that're possibly of a cyclical nature.
Why hasn't this got more attention?
As others have said, the atmosphere is great. The fact that it's mostly all lit by headlights is awesome. I don't really know what's going on in the story, but that doesn't really bother me. It's "a peculiar event", and I like the dreamlike, monotonous (maybe not the right word) feel created near the end. Really impressive! It seems hard to make something this atmospheric in twenty-four hours.
Also, the way you pulled off the engine starting was really, really good.
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