Bro... That's one fantastic film.
You did a amazing job slowly unfolding all the details of the story. While the animation, sets, and lighting, were all absolutely stunning, and worthy of high praise, I think the plot stood out as the most impressive part.

It's quite impressive. You should be proud.

You put a lot of effort in this, and it's paid off beautifully. Longer, more serious brickfilms aren't all too common, but this is a worthy addition to the category for sure. The look of the film is amazing - things like the colors, lighting, and choice of shot framing are all incredibly good by themselves but together they make for a very cohesive result. And those rainy shots really worked, some of the finest rain effects seen in brickfilming.

I like how you built up the narrative as well. At the start it feels like the king is a bad father but as the film progresses that perception really changes. It's not just the characters who are changing and growing, with each new scene and piece of information the audience's understanding of the characters grows and changes.

What else is there to say? This is a classic.

EDIT: Of course there is more to say! I do hope that for the behind-the-scenes you go into the writing and rewriting process. I'm really interested to hear how the script changed through the film, and whether you had to reshoot or re-edit any previously shot scenes to fit the final film.

Last edited by BertL (June 12, 2021 (04:07pm))

Finally got to watching it, and WOW! That was a beautiful brickfilm. The lighting, the cinematography, the story telling, the animation, the music, the sound design, was all spot on. I really enjoyed it, and the bts was great! Now you can finish that Captain D. Rom film.

Great work on this! And after seeing that behind the scenes video I can see the blood, sweat, and tears over this project. You did an amazing job on this. Also, you got some skills with blender one of my favorite shots was CGI and I didn't even realize it was!

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