Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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Sounds very interesting! I have already some ideas for new animations, but maybe I'll enter 
This is a great theme - it will really encourage me to experiment
After seeing mentions of George and Fritz in there, I'm excited to see what sorts of in-camera tricks people come up with!
Just starting animation tonight.
Started animating 2 days ago! I just wish I could have DragonFrame right now! 
Last edited by PlasticPointProductions (June 24, 2018 (11:31am))
As I know some of our members have started production on their films, now seems like as good a time as any to open a production topic for discussing production on any and all Movie Magic entries.
I have a quick question. Are you allowed to show a five second clip of your movie to a voice acter?
Thanks
I have a quick question. Are you allowed to show a five second clip of your movie to a voice acter?
Thanks
Yep, that's fine.
I would so love to participate this year's summer contest. Sadly, I'm preoccupied with other stuff at the moment.
I won’t be able to finish my BRAWL entry in time... but with a bit of tweaking to the script, I can enter into this contest instead! Ah, thank the heavens for this website.
Ah, thank the heavens for this website.
Bricks in Motion is so bae. 
I am done animating!
(Actually, I was done last week)
Is CG animation allowed? I mean, all the in-camera effects will be computer made, so i guess not. 
Can I post a trailer for my movie?
Can I post a trailer for my movie?
You sure can!
Great!
Just might join, haven't brick filmed properly in years so this will be fun.
So trademarked characters aren’t allowed, but what if a character’s suit with a logo is in the background?
Something like a suit in the background is technically acceptable, but I'd really rather folks avoid anything trademarked as much as possible so we don't have to worry about the distinction between background/foreground, what is being used as a story element, etc... A Batman suit on a coat rack is acceptable, LEGO Batman showing up and taking a role in the film is not. I'd prefer people air on the side of caution because the distinction is not straightforward for everyone and I don't want anyone to unnecessarily put their film in danger of disqualification.
References to licensed properties in dialogue are usually fine (ie. two characters discussing who the strongest superhero is), it's the displaying of logos and the characters themselves where stuff starts to get hairy. We don't want to make anything that our sponsors wouldn't be comfortable posting on their sites should they be inclined.
Got it. I’ll leave it out to be on the safe side.
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