Topic: Shark-Man 2: Wrath of Metal Grip
Shark-Man 2: Wrath of Metal Grip
A sequel to my 2011 BRAWL entry, Shark-Man!
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Shark-Man 2: Wrath of Metal Grip
A sequel to my 2011 BRAWL entry, Shark-Man!
The fight scene is really impressive. I love how stuff was broken when they fought. Audio levels need a bit of work I think, though. It's a bit hard to hear the voices at times.
The fight scene is really impressive. I love how stuff was broken when they fought.
Thank you!
Audio levels need a bit of work I think, though. It's a bit hard to hear the voices at times.
Okay, thanks for the comment.
The pacing was a little slow, but overall it was very good. I'm not sure whether I'm meant to take the superhero with a big shark head seriously.
Here's a tip for making your films look more believable and less like someone moving around LEGO people: bring the camera down to the same level as the figures. Live-action movies aren't shot from above, so when you're looking down on the minifigs it weakens the illusion a little.
The pacing was a little slow, but overall it was very good. I'm not sure whether I'm meant to take the superhero with a big shark head seriously.
Thanks!
Here's a tip for making your films look more believable and less like someone moving around LEGO people: bring the camera down to the same level as the figures. Live-action movies aren't shot from above, so when you're looking down on the minifigs it weakens the illusion a little.
Thanks for the tip!
Any other comments before this gets pushed down into the depths of the forum?
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