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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Oblivion Tv spot in lego
oblivion tv spot recreated in lego. A test to try out my new software and green screen
Good as a test, but I didn't like the inconsistant mix of footage with the minifigures. i wanted to see the damaged buildings rendered.
Good as a test, but I didn't like the inconsistant mix of footage with the minifigures. i wanted to see the damaged buildings rendered.
Tough crowd...
HoldingOurOwn wrote:Good as a test, but I didn't like the inconsistant mix of footage with the minifigures. i wanted to see the damaged buildings rendered.
Tough crowd...
He has a point. Only about 9 seconds of this was animation, that was quite choppy, and the rest was either from the trailer, about 19 seconds had either legos with trailer clips or just trailer clips, or were just still frames. Funmi, I'd like to see more animation in your videos. This one and your Easter video were both hard pressed to be considered stop motion because there were so many still frames and other things. Your animation could use some work. Try looking up some tutorials on youtube or here. There are many useful ones that could really help you. I hope to see more videos from you with more stop motion in them. Please don't take this in a bad way, I'm just trying to help.
@0DonkeyKong Thanks for the comment. I am taking it into consideration, and may take a break from brickfilming, and just practice.
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