Topic: Disaster News
Disaster News
A brickfilm me and Bricknerd made for Alain De Botton. Enjoy!
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Disaster News
A brickfilm me and Bricknerd made for Alain De Botton. Enjoy!
Fantastic little film. The silly visuals didn't distract from the monologue one bit, but rather the opposite. Had it been done with another medium than LEGO, I think it might have come across as a bit too preachy, but I think the cartoony delivery kept it right on track. And the animation, camerawork and set building was phenomenal. I found myself chuckling throughout the entirety of the film, yet moved by the end of it.
I love all the camera moves. Great work on the sets, as well. The hopping on one leg animation for Dane had a great feel to it.
Kind of an oddly poignant, prescient video to be releasing right now. I guess the themes in it are pretty universal and would feel like that most weeks, though.
Last edited by Sméagol (January 8, 2015 (10:18pm))
I agree with everything that has already been said. I love the sets and the cartoony feel.
All that animation is really great, and the narration makes it feel rather deep. This may be your best work.
Kind of an oddly poignant, prescient video to be releasing right now. I guess the themes in it are pretty universal and would feel like that most weeks, though.
Yeah... I tend to feel like the news is so dark, negative and depressing almost all the time. I usually don't watch it because of that. Of course, tragedies, horrific they may be, are usually terribly interesting.
I'm quite glad to see you go for something bigger than the usual short films with a single punchline and think you should do stuff like this more often. The sets were great, the animation of some of the more adventurous stuff like the avalanche was really good, and the narration, though a little preachy, was still quite thought-provoking.
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