Re: BrickFilm Cinematic Universe proposal

That happened less with Captain America - Alan Silvestri scored that and Avengers, so, you know…

And I think that level of detail is definitely important. Once we get to that stage, we should set up a Dropbox for assets like music and give all our creators access to it.

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Re: BrickFilm Cinematic Universe proposal

What would everyone think to a monthly BFCU challenge? There's a theme, and anyone can go away and make a 1-minute video on that theme (let's say Spring, or Time, or something weird like Lemons). All entries would be counted as part of the BFCU, and so would go into a playlist for it, and a winner would be selected like in the Animation Challenge. People could go away and do their entries with other BFCU characters, or invent their own, etcetera etcetera.

Well?

If yes, I'll make another thread for it, and I'll think of the January theme.

The deadline each month would be the last day of that month.

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Re: BrickFilm Cinematic Universe proposal

As requested by Mighty Wanderer, here are some additional bits of canon:

In the BFCU, the universe is made of bricks, though not all made of plastic. For instance, the bricks used to make the side of a cliff-face are made of rock, while pieces of a car are metal bricks. Nobody really questions how or why the universe is made this way, but some scholars believe it was constructed by an ancient race known as the Celestial Builders.

A minifigure’s life-force is known as the Creation Spark, like in the LEGO Universe game.

Minifigures see themselves as all one piece, so in order to put on clothes, they are just seen to go on top of the minifigures body (even though when animating, you would exchange the plain yellow torso for the clothed torso). This avoids any weirdness of a minifigure disassembling him/herself. The same goes for headwear - the hair still exists underneath.

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"Nothing goes down 'less I'm involved. No nuggets. No onion rings. No nothin'. A cheeseburger gets sold in the park, I want in! You got fat while we starved on the streets...now it's my turn!" -Harley Morenstein