It gets better.

If you're not enjoying brickfilming, take a break. Refocus, examine your priorities. The beginning of the year is a natural point to do this anyhow.

Thanks for the advice!

I certainly feel like my life's being constantly absorbed more and more in brickfilming. I find my priorities changed because of it, and I feel extremely unproductive if I spend a lot of time not doing it. But I enjoy it very much.

Sometimes though, I just let go and do other stuff. I actually went through Summer's entirety without playing a single video game, believe it or not, just because I was so intent on my artistic endeavors. But in the Fall, I just decided to have some fun and try Minecraft along with some other stuff.

But I do feel obligated, very much so. Without Brickfilming, I can't do anything else nearly as well, and entertaining people gives me a very specific delightful feeling inside.

Sometimes, I feel like brickfilming, but I already have a full schedule (i.e homework, family time). But, whenever I do have time, I don't feel like it (i.e watching YouTube, playing on the Wii). I just have to feel up to it to do it.

I know how you feel.  I'm almost finished a project that's taken me nearly 3 months to do and I'll be taking a few months off before my next project as there's nothing left in the tank.  I don't think people realise how draining brickfilming can be. 

A break would probably do you the world of good.

Don't worry man, I felt like this for awhile too. So I took a yearlong break. And now I feel like I have the motivation that I had when I first started brickfilming.

Never push yourself, if you don't want to make the brickfilm then you don't want to. If the brickfilmer WANTS to make the film, the film will prodably be better than if he pushed himself to do it.