Bricks in Motion
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Ya, sorry about that.
For some reason, my voice doesn't always tend to mix well with sound effects.
I probably should have just turned down the other sounds, But I really wanted to get away with as much sound as I could for the war because I really, really liked how that turned out sounding.
I just discovered this delightful film, and I absolutely loooove it! Please never stop making brickfilms. It's so nice to be able to enjoy them with my family and laugh until I cry. Plus, I would become very depressed if I had to give up seeing (and hearing) Mr. Munchy.
I liked it!
I do have to agree that with the overall flicker consensus, though. Also, I found that sometimes the sound effects drowned out the narrator's voice (particularly in the "King with machine guns" scene). 
Aside from that, though, it was very funny and silly (in a good way 
). The whole "fencing" interpretation was hilarious, I loved the voices (particularly Isaac the Clown's), as well as the Referee Ninjas and the enjoyable randomness, and stuff like your I Am The Night Joker's maniacal laugh. Special effects (love the lighting in the War scenes) and set design were very well done and added a lot to the film.
I found the ending a little rushed, but overall this film is great. 
Keep up the good work!
On a side note, why do so many of the clowns look like skeletons,
and who is the white minifig who suddenly appears for a few frames on the left during the "night-time cottage" scene?
?
Last edited by Mr Vertigo (August 27, 2012 (03:09am))
What lens are you using?
The video was pretty good. I liked the animation, but the light flicker was really distracting in some cases. The lens flares didn't look quite right, unfortunately. There were some clever moments, good work.
One of the greatest brickfilms that I've ever seen! Even though it had some light flicker in it, it was amazing! Well Done!
MAKE ANOTHER ONE SET IN RIIGO-FALOO! MAKE ANOTHER ONE SET IN RIIGO-FALOO! MAKE ANOTHER ONE SET IN RIIGO-FALOO! MAKE ANOTHER ONE SET IN RIIGO-FALOO!
please
Very, very entertaining film! I really enjoyed it from the beginning to the very end!
Nice and a funny story!
Wow, I can't believe that I didn't notice this film! That was great, every aspect of it! My favorite part has got to be the clown's accent, but everything else was perfectly on par as well. EPIC/10
PS: The light flicker didn't bother me at all, it seems a great big hullabaloo.
For anyone interested, I typed out a detailed account of the making of Sharks and Clowns whilst it was all nice and fresh in my memory.
You can read it here:
The Making of Sharks and Clowns
This is a great film! I like it when people do the making of... Keep it up!
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