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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This is an animation, camera movement, lighting, sound design and special effects test I animated in January.
I used a tinsel for the lighting, and Adobe Creative Suite for the post-production.
Here is a behind-the-scenes photo.
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Superb use of lighting and Post-production effects. The animation is at a low frame rate, but that's not as important as setting a mood, which you've done well! One of my favorite tests this year.
I never realized that I can use christmas lights to bring different lighting. I always thought that I have to by something else. But now I haven't to buy anything. I have the light in my home. Thanks for the video response, Spider. 
Amazing! Was the all the panning actually animated, or was it done in post-production? If you animated it, then you have my highest respect!
I never realized that I can use christmas lights to bring different lighting. I always thought that I have to by something else. But now I haven't to buy anything. I have the light in my home. Thanks for the video response, Spider.
Sometimes really cool thing can be done with ordinary objects, you just have to think of a new way to use the objects around you.
Amazing! Was the all the panning actually animated, or was it done in post-production? If you animated it, then you have my highest respect!
I animated the dolly shot in production, here is a picture of my set, you can see the graph paper used to have a steady translation between each frame :
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