Bricks in Motion
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Got most of scene 3 filmed Tuesday night. Just waiting on lines to do the flashback sequence. Had my friend who voices for me helping me film and I must say the filming part go's by faster when there is two of you working together. Definitely a system I will employ more often upon his availability. Stay tuned.
Here is a clip from scene 3
cool, will you be adding color grading and that? letterboxing?
I gave truth to sweat and blood when you film last night.
As I was kneeling down to plug in my extension cord I did not realize how close one of the sets on the floor were to my left knee and I slid my knee down on top of the wall and off. Damn the pain.
Did not realize I was bleeding until I stood up and saw blood on the floor from where i was kneeling on my knee and then saw the big gash on my knee.
But being a real trooper I patched myself up then went onto film.
Im proud. You deserve a medal of honor. 
the set is so dusty I suggest washing it down with a damp paper towel and then waiting for it to dry
Scene 3 is now filmed. Here is a frame from it.
the set is so dusty I suggest washing it down with a damp paper towel and then waiting for it to dry
Thanks bud. To late now but will definitely make sure of that in the future.
A big old paint brush is better to clean sets with(leave it dry, dont wet it) just brush it and the dust goes running away
A big old paint brush is better to clean sets with(leave it dry, dont wet it) just brush it and the dust goes running away
No I would never wet it down. I do happen to have a big brush though.
ok, good, it works like a treat....
Agreed. I just started doing that, and it makes the sets and minifigs look much better. Also, decent frame...very colorful. One thing that looks odd it that the bridge had a black floor, and the perimeter has a grey one. And the door has a red frame, with a surrounding blue wall. 
-LG501
It is called needing more bricks LOL.
I did not have enough bricks to do the scene all one colour so I had
to use more one then one color.
Last edited by Antonio Ferrara (November 11, 2012 (08:27pm))
Minor bump has stopped production.
Hope to be filming again soon. Stay tuned.
Camera issue seems to be resolved.
Filming to resume this weekend.
Stay tuned.
This looks like an interesting project! I just wanted to chip into say that since I got back on BiM I've been watching your films and they have really well developed story lines. Makes you a good brickfilmer. Good luck on this project!
This looks like an interesting project! I just wanted to chip into say that since I got back on BiM I've been watching your films and they have really well developed story lines. Makes you a good brickfilmer. Good luck on this project!
Thanks bud.
Filming is back on track with scene 4 now filmed.
Clip from scene 4.
Last edited by Antonio Ferrara (November 29, 2012 (10:16am))
looks good man. like the sharpness...
Clip 4 quality looks much better than in your Youtube videos now, why's that or is that just nicely cleaned props with nice angle etc.? 
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