Topic: 6 Years' Worth of Previously Unpublished Brickfilms
6 Years' Worth of Previously Unpublished Brickfilms
Click Here for the Intro/Explanation Video
Heyo! I have come to share something with you people. First I should introduce myself.
From 2009 to 2015 I spent a lot of time making brickfilms. Back in the day I went by TopSecretSpyGuy, or on this site, PlasticTopHat. I didn't spend much time here or on other popular brickfilm sites or LEGO communities, and I only ever published one of my films. If you've heard of it, I'd be delighted to know... it was called Neighborly, Part 1, and I posted it on the LEGO.com Gallery as well as on a throwaway YouTube channel for sharing.
Point is, both of those listings have since been taken down, and until today none of my brickfilms were online.
Over the past month I have gathered all of my films into a playlist. Above I am linking an introduction video that explains the playlist, and I am also linking the playlist itself (also linked in the description of the intro video).
To be clear, most of the videos on this list are incredibly amateurish and short and unscripted, but I know that some people around here like to watch obscure brickfilms, so I thought it might be of interest to them.
The only two videos that I would say are actually decent and that some of you might truly enjoy are Neighborly, Parts 1 and 2.
If you are one of the handful of people who actually watched Neighborly Part 1 back when I initially released it, you may be interested to know that I actually did all of the animation and sounds for Part 2 and simply never got to edit it... until this year when I put together the archive.
There are notes in the description of each video that give more of an explanation of what you are watching.
I guess that covers it... I'll probably check this page for a few days, and after that I can be easily reached through YouTube or Twitter.
TL;DR: Above, there's a link to a playlist with a lot of previously unreleased brickfilms. With the exception of Neighborly, Parts 1 and 2, they're mostly trash.
Last edited by Topplenaut (April 3, 2020 (08:30pm))
