The CGI was quite amazing, but those ''large'' sets didn't came out the way they should be. Still, reading that you made this a couple years ago, I think you're very talented, and a great guy to have on BiM

4/5

Yoda looked OK, but Grievous looked pretty weird. I liked it.

"Every time I see a NinjaGo set I want to explode." - Mad Brick

Thanks guys!

The Yoda model wasn't actually mine. I'm not sure where I picked that one up. The General Grievous head, on the other hand, was mine. But I figured since you only see it for about 3 secs, it wasn't worth making a new one.

I duplicated the original planet and gave the copy a halo material.

Well it helped me to overlook the fail of a movie it was made for. The effects are really well done, especially the lighting. I nearly jumped for joy when i saw the characters with no tennis-ball sized eyes. 

I'm not going to keep saying "this was good" and "that was good" over and over and waste your time, so here it is;
Very well done, I loved it.  I would've, however, liked the whole trailer to have been done.

7/10 definitely worth a watch, go and see!

Dude did you make all those models?

That was totally AWESOME!!!  You are an expert at CGI!  How did you get the dramatic lighting in the second scene???  We hope that someday we may even be HALF as good as you!

BuilderBrothers, I think in the second shot he added either a) a halo with a lot of verticies and several spot lights with the halo button turned on, or b) he found a way to make the background a really bright color like that.

I did a, but without spot lights for the effect. There were spotlights used in the scene, of course, just they didn't play a part in creating the light beams. In case anyone is interested, here are the halo settings I used for that shot:

Alpha - 0.005
Halo Size - 1.0
Hard - 127
Add - 0.1

Always shoot to be the best, or you might as well give up now.