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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Dr. Inferno Escapes!
Dr. Inferno Escapes From Prison!
Hey this is a video I made. It's my best one yet. I'm just starting out so don't expect perfection. I just hope everyone likes it. I just saw some of the other videos on this site. My video doesn't really deserve to be here compared to the others. 
But please do tell me a lot of ways to improve because I'm very open for tips. Thanks!
~rogeralans~
Last edited by rogeralans (November 8, 2011 (01:43am))
errm. It would be good if you put more sounds on and maybe increase your frame rate 
and music would make the atmosphere a bit better, you can get free music from http://www.incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/
welcome to Bricks in Motion. 
Yea I know... I'm only just starting out as I said. Thanks!
~Rogeralans~
Welcome to Bricks in Motion, Rogeralans!
The animation was pretty choppy, I highly suggest turning your frame rate up to at least 12 FPS. The lighting was ok, a little bland. Though I didn't see much camera bumps. Just keep practicing, you'll improve.
I give this a 2/5
-LASF
Thanks for the tips!:D
~Rogeralans~
Welcome
The animation was indeed choppy, and the sound was a tad bit weird. Try increasing the volume a tad more. Though i have one bug question, What camera are you using?. I'm just saying that the small window looks terrible. If possible, you should probably get a webcam, like the logitech C910.
Just keep practicing, and I'm sure you will be a great animator someday!
2 claw hands out of 5
Thank you for all the welcomes! 
And thanks for all the support, I certainly hope I get to be a better animator!:dizzy:
~Rogeralans~
Hmm... I see you are beginner, 'cause animation was very choppy and little annoying things and stuff too, and what a resolution, it's so worts and weird that you may change it, or buy a better camera really. And too... I agree with other members of BiM here... Just more practice and you'll be better.
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