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I filmed to shots and I'm wondering which one to use
1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jJ7RPx … e=youtu.be
2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQcdOuU … e=youtu.be
I would appreciate any help I can get on this.
Thanks a ton
Osomstudios
The second one. I'm assuming in the shot it's supposed to be a shock? The second one I think looks better because it's slower, but the first shot in the second video is a little long. I think if you shortened that specific part it would look better.
Thanks and yes it is supposed to be shock. And thanks for the comment now I think I'm going to use the second one and cut the beginning.
Thanks a ton
Update
I just redid a couple of the shots in Dre's office
Here's a frame. what do you guys think?
Thanks a ton
OsomStudios
Good lighting and camera focus. The set is simple enough but still well built.
Good lighting and camera focus. The set is simple enough but still well built.
Thanks.
So Im back in production. Hers some pictures of a set I have been working on. What do you guys think?
update
Animation is finished and most of post is also finished. And it looks like a friend is doing the music. So it should come out pretty soon. Also right now the film clocks in at around 5:40 which makes it my longest lego animation up to date.
Heres a frame
I'm pumped for this. I'll be sure to review it on my blog.
I'm pumped for this. I'll be sure to review it on my blog.
Wow thanks! That would be so awesome!
Update: I got the first minute or so of sound track the other day, and its turning out really nice.
Here are Some buildings I made for a saved poster thing.
If you have the space, I would recommend moving the background far away enough so the big building doesn't cast a shadow on it.
This looks to be a heck of a brickfilm! I'll be sure to check this out when it arrives. And also, I agree with silly on that blue poster shadow thingy. I'd also suggest, if you really want, to maybe add something that really shows what the film is about in the poster, other than just some buildings, but its up to you. Again, looking forward to this.
Thanks a ton guys. Im hoping it doesn't disappoint, if nothing else, working on this has taught me a lot. This is actually more of a business card signature picture thing than a poster, but I didn't know how to say that hence the poster thing name. Thanks for the advice about the buildings I'll be sure to really try keep that in mind next time [I had actually edited the picture already before I posted that....Oops my bad]
Thanks a ton and if I do make more of a really poster I'll really try to keep your guys suggestions in mind.
Heres the finished poster thing.
Just updated the topic post with a bit more synopsis, if you want to check it out.
It speaks for itself.
Very cool. The LEGO brick letters are really neat!
That's tomorrow! Looking forward to it!
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