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Social Experiment
Ben & Andy return in this short sort-of-Halloween-themed film where they discuss and test the human response to different forms of "horror" music, and which provides different types of scares, etc. Special guest appearance by their friend Michael!
Made for the Brickfilms Halloween Competition 2, placing second behind Captain Bulldog's "Spirit Stompers: The Hallows Eve Spectre."
Last edited by MindGame (April 29, 2009 (02:59pm))
It's funny and scary at the same time! 
Very good!
I saw that quite some time ago, and I really loved it. I think the hand camera-effect is very well done. The ending itself was brilliant and very surprising. Great film!
- JD
Dude that shaky movement is awesome! And you still manage to keep your minfigs with smooth animation... Amazing:)
No flaws! But how Did you do the shakey camera? 
^^ Same question. Man, that was one of the funniest and scariest brickfilms I've seen without a lot of blood(why do people do that? Minifigs are plastic, they're not supposed to bleed! That's why it's fun to tear apart and kill minifigs, because it isn't gruesome and it looks funny!).
The handheld camera effect was done in Adobe After Effects, but the focusing and zooming effects were all done in camera with my camera's manual focus. What's great about the handheld camera effect is that subtle camera shakes and bumps disappear almost entirely, so there's less of a need to fret about them.
The handheld camera effect was done in Adobe After Effects
I wish the d*** thing was cheaper...
Yeah, but when you have it, you can do everything (like MEEEE)
Yeah, just gloat about it, why don't you?!
This might be one of the best films ever because it had great animation AND storyline. Something you don't find in a film, truely a work of art!
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