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Post what you want to do/improve involving brickfilming in 2014
For me:
- enter my first BRAWL
- Improve story/humor of my films
- make more sound effects
- release a film every month of the year
Last edited by END films (December 31, 2013 (10:43pm))
I want to finish Lost in Ice, it would be my second actual brickfilm. Also I want to achieve a more professional look to my films.
Publish a film every month. Oh wait, that was last year's resolution 
Start a big, 20-minute brickfilm.
If I picked just one resolution, it would be to at least START a large production.
My hopeful brickfilming related resolution for next year is 1080p
My hopeful brickfilming related resolution for next year is 1080p
No pun intended 
What's Bickfilming?
You may want to correct the title of the thread.
To make a film.
What's Bickfilming?
You may want to correct the title of the thread.
Thanks for catching that typo 
mine::
to enter all the timed contests hosted this year (BRAWL and THAC!!)
try and make a few cool brickfilms!! thac helped me re realize that i love makin lego movies so now im gonna try and make them when i get the urge 2 tell a weird story!!
that's it!!
I would love to be able to push my storytelling to new heights - maybe make a film that isn't predominately comedy or drama, but is a great mix of both. Something like Henri and Edmond.
Hollow Earth 2
Bonnie and Clyde
All I have to say
My most important goal for this year is to release a minimum of five films, each of them no shorter than five minutes. I think that's a good goal for my first year in the industry - not too ambitious, but still a bit of a challenge.
I'd like to improve my animation and the quality of my films as much as possible, but that will come naturally as I progress.
I am going to enter BRAWL, as well.
It's going to be a great year!
Well, I have several ambitions. Firstly, to release at least three films that have been stewing at the back of my mind for some time now. I also hope to enter THAC or BRAWL.
In addition, there are a bunch of smaller things I hope to achieve, such as creating a logo and overhauling my YouTube page, gaining at least 100 subscribers (if I'm doing well), and getting better at using GIMP and editing programs. And, of course, improving my animation and film-making skills.
Release at least one film every month.
Try to enter as many animation challenges as I can.
Work out a way to keep brickfilming once I start at university in September.
All my other resolutions aren't brickfilming based.
My New Year's resolution last year, and the only one I've ever done, was to animate every month, which was a really good idea, because I never actually got completely out of it, because I was always animating just a little at least. Though sometimes they were just tiny tests because I was moving in the Summer.
Release at least one film every month.
Trying to release a film every month is probably not such a good idea, because then you might try to force a film out when you are not really ready, or make shorter films rather than longer films, which would probably be nicer. It's more important to focus more on making brickfilms rather than releasing brickfilms.
I'm hoping to start this year out making Leprechauns in France then do some I Am The Night, then do the whole thing of Welcome to Darkmoor, then try to animate as much as possible for I am the Night so I can finally get that done.
I'd like to finish I am the Night early next year so I could hurry up and start the secret project, which must be released around the beginning of a Fall.
Properly finish a film worth releasing. I've only been brick filming for about 6 months, and not very consistently. A good resolution would be to film something every month, even if its only a few scenes.
Release at least one film every month.
Trying to release a film every month is probably not such a good idea, because then you might try to force a film out when you are not really ready, or make shorter films rather than longer films, which would probably be nicer. It's more important to focus more on making brickfilms rather than releasing brickfilms.
I never said they'd be 20 minutes long. Just something small to go alongside the occasional longer project, so I don't lose touch. You know, Animation Challenge entries and such.
jstudios wrote:My hopeful brickfilming related resolution for next year is 1080p
No pun intended
Pun entirely intended.
On a serious note I should finish the film I've been working on since September, thought that'll likely get done in the next two months.
After that I want to make 1/2 more short films before working on a much bigger project I have in mind.
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