Topic: Fight
Fight
A fight that ends up with one winnig and one losing....
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Fight
A fight that ends up with one winnig and one losing....
sigh - still no improvement. I am now certain that you are not paying attention to anything we are saying but I will wright a revue anyway.
I believe that this may be your worst film so far. It had very little NO plot. you still have camera bumps and some of them where even worse then your other Brickfilms. you really need to fix this you will become a better animator if you do.
the joke is a bit old. I have seen it many times before. Take More Time On your next Brickfilm!I cannot say this enough. Brickfilms are not meant to be made in a week. Hopefully you will read this lengthy Revue and listen to my criticism and act on it.
-Coyote Creek Films
Pretty good for a beginner, though you might have wanted to make the man swing his (knife?) a little faster. And spell subscribe a bit better lol. But overall it was a fairly decent concept I'd say
Pretty good for a beginner
I don't think he qualifies as a beginner anymore. he has made six films and he has shown no improvement in any of them... sorry I'm starting to be a bit grouchy but it is the truth.
guys, i film on a carpet, the tripod i use moves around when i push the camera button, i'm going to start filming on a solid ground, and the subscribe thing was a type o
guys, i film on a carpet, the tripod i use moves around when i push the camera button, i'm going to start filming on a solid ground, and the subscribe thing was a type o
Why would you be filming on carpet in the first place?
I think I understand what's going on here. I don't think he uses a capture program, he takes pictures using his camera on an sd card and then imports them into his editing program. This is exactly the same way I make my films. But, he needs to use a remote to take the pictures, not by using the picture button on the camera. Because he doesn't use a remote, every frame he captures, he "bumps" the camera by pressing the picture button. In my opinion, he needs to look up if his camera can use a remote. If it can, order a remote, and if it can't, get a new camera, such as a webcam to use with a frame capture program.
Webcam is probably the best way to go
Why are you filming on the floor? Well, back when I filmed on the floor, I did that because I didn't have any table space (the table that I animate on now had my Lego City setup on it back then). It might be the same case with you. All you need to do is clean off a table or desk that has stuff on it. There you go, now you have space.
Hazard get a camera remote if your camera supports it, or buy a new, more sturdy tripod. Also try filming at 12 fps instead of 5-8, and when you get better try for 15 fps, eventually you will be using 24 fps for action scenes.
Also try filming at 12 fps instead of 5-8, and when you get better try for 15 fps, eventually you will be using 24 fps for action scenes.
I've been filming at 15fps since my first films. It's not that hard.
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