Topic: Lego PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS
Lego PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS
Lego recreation of PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG)
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Lego PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS
Lego recreation of PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG)
Your gunshot effects are pretty good! I envy you for having smoke stock footage to add.
Some constructive criticism:
I understand that you may not have much table space, but try to put more elements in your scene to create a sense of depth. Right now, it's obvious that your set is butted up against a blue sheet of cardstock or construction paper.
Some of the shots, such as the one at 0:16, are a bit overexposed.
You did reach your target audience though! Congrats on the 11,000 views!
Thank you Lego Stax! I really appreciate constructive criticism like this. The stock footage I actually managed to get from the internet somewhere (can't remember where) but it was Action Essentials FX. In terms of the set design, this video was merely meant to be a test video to try animating with the character with the helmet etc. I then just carried on from there and decided to upload and to my surprise gained 11k+ views! I agree with you about the overexposure, unfortunately i'm no camera expert and I really struggle with that field of my animation.
Thank you! 
Your gunshot effects are pretty good! I envy you for having smoke stock footage to add.
Some constructive criticism:
I understand that you may not have much table space, but try to put more elements in your scene to create a sense of depth. Right now, it's obvious that your set is butted up against a blue sheet of cardstock or construction paper.
Some of the shots, such as the one at 0:16, are a bit overexposed.You did reach your target audience though! Congrats on the 11,000 views!
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