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I have one more question. What if I do a Shacky cam and I move it away from the elements and you could see half, would I get disqualified?
No you would not get disqualified, if part of the MOD is visible we will accept, and you won't get disqualified.
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Is it ok to have Italian audio with English subtitles?
Yes, that's completely fine.
I'm really exited about seeing the films for this.
NXT, LGFB, JK, Onion, Jstudios and many more making stuff. 
I'm happy. 
I'm really exited about seeing the films for this.
NXT, LGFB, JK, Onion, Jstudios and many more making stuff.
I'm happy.
Wait what? Why are you excited for me? I'm making my stupidest film yet.
This is a rough cut frame from the first scene of my film. It'll look a little better when I finish it.
I really hope I am able to finish my entry. The dialogue parts take longer to animate because you have to think about the number of frames you need.
Whoops, I started late. Just as I started, my camera's battery went dead. 
Last edited by Mickey (March 25, 2014 (06:47am))
don't mean 2 be a pain but: In my video I am shooting a night time scene but will I get disqualified If you can't see it clearly or if i put a blue light in it
don't mean 2 be a pain but: In my video I am shooting a night time scene but will I get disqualified If you can't see it clearly or if i put a blue light in it
If you can see the MOD element, or if it has the blue light on it, then it'll be fine. I don't think you get it. If the MOD is visible at all then it counts as the MOD element.
.Luigi123X wrote:don't mean 2 be a pain but: In my video I am shooting a night time scene but will I get disqualified If you can't see it clearly or if i put a blue light in it
If you can see the MOD element, or if it has the blue light on it, then it'll be fine. I don't think you get it. If the MOD is visible at all then it counts as the MOD element.
srry for being a pain
Anyway, if the judges say that they can't find the mod element, you can send a photo where you show the judges the mod is right there.
Ok, as long as you know the mod is there does it count? Cause' in one of my shots, it's very dark and you can't see the element but it's you see it in all the other shots and you know it's there.
Ok, as long as you know the mod is there does it count? Cause' in one of my shots, it's very dark and you can't see the element but it's you see it in all the other shots and you know it's there.
It just has to be visible in every shot. If the MOD element is not visible in a shot, then we have no way of knowing you made it for this contest.
Last edited by legostudiosplus (August 10, 2011 (02:48pm))
.Are you referring to this frame which you just released?
The mod is still there if so, as the green bricks are still touching the black bricks, and the green bricks are still green.
This would be ok, right?
See that green minifig in the back near the white pole (the windmill)? He's holding a black brick that a guy ran in front of (you probably see him), this would be ok, right?
-LASF
Are you referring to this frame which you just released?
The mod is still there if so, as the green bricks are still touching the black bricks, and the green bricks are still green.
Yes. Thank you. It's dark at one point and then the light appears. That's why I asked.
This would be ok, right?
No, the black hand isn't touching the green body. You're going to need to have an actual black lego piece touching a green lego piece.
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I believe he means the green piece against the black wall. In that case, it would qualify according to the rules.
LegoAndStickfigs wrote:This would be ok, right?
No, the black hand isn't touching the green body. You're going to need to have an actual black lego piece touching a green lego piece.
That's not what I mean't.
The green guy in the background, there is a green minifig, right? and the guy is blocking the black piece he is holding. And for one frame the guy ran in front of it. It counts right?
I believe he means the green piece against the black wall. In that case, it would qualify according to the rules.
Oh yeah, he's touching the black wall, too. 
-LASF
Okay the hand wouldn't work, but since the green guy is touching the wall we will accept it 
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Finished. I KG'ed it cause' my PC is going to the shop for repairs tomorrow. Oh well.
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