Re: Star Wars - Jedi vs Sith Part 2 - The Duel
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Nice, that was pretty cool. The animation was good, I especially liked the lightsaber throw. I think I like the animation style better in the first part. Some of it felt a bit slow the way you have it here, just my opinion.
The part on the speeders was cool, but it got a little boring seeing the same footage repeated. You could have cut that down quite a bit and it would have felt better. But it was entertaining, and the effects were quite good!
the second part is more entertainer than the first part, imo...very good both, I like the special effects...
There was some light flicker at the start and the end.
The sets seemed a little cheap IMO with all the plates stood on end for walls.
The walk cycle could be improved but that's no big-y.
Putting that aside,
Visual and audio effects are astounding! Did you edit frame by frame for lightsabers and laser guns?
The greenscreen was well done, no spillage.
The cinematography was also pretty good.
This film has renewed my love for StarWars films. Great job! 4/5 
PS: Welcome to BiM!
Many thanks for the replies - This was done in 24fps on 2's and I agree with you Fancypants, 15fps is much better but needed to do it in 24 due to the animated speeder chase being shot in 24. I will be reverting back to 15 though as I feel much more comfortable with it and I think looks much better.
Thanks for the welcome MooCJ. For the set I deliberately went for an industrial feel with the stacked tiles etc, glad you liked the cinematograpahy as that's something I think is easily overlooked with brickfilms.
Thanks for all your comments though
Cheers
AC
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