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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Ok, my son is driving me crazy!
I think he needs his own login, but he is too young.
So here is one he did in 45 minutes.
I tried to tell him about the light problem, but you know 10 yo, can't tell them anything, lol
Just so you know, we do have 9 year olds on this site 
and people do try to keep it as family friendly as possible.
Still another good test Tell him to experiment with various different camera angles etc instead of a still shot 
I agree with Rsteenoven completely
Also tell him to put at least two lights facing his set so as to not create much light flicker
Take a look around to find pictures of people's studios for examples of good lighting
Also what camera is he using cause it was pretty good quality for one of his first attempts
-Mutuceba
He is using my Panasonic GS400 Digital Video Camera.
You know as I have said before , I have told him all these things about the lighting and other stuff.
But 10 year olds know everything!!!!
So I thought I will just let him learn from his mistakes. Maybe reading your replies might get the message through.
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