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!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeNAxHbkL0o
Masked version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Iuxj_Q2f0I
Yeah, I didn't mask it. The plate shots were all darker than the unmasked versions, so it didn't look too good, however, I might try to editthe whole think and see how it looks.
I liked were this was going and then it stopped halfway through 
D: YouTube cut it off (I'll try Vimeo)
I thought that had the best animation in this contest yet even if it weren't masked!
Cool. The animations is awsome!!!!
Would you like to send me the raw/plain files for a bricktrick-tutorial?
I would try it with Bafran and one time with WAX.
(I would NOT show it as MY animation)
MY favorite wall to wall jump so far! Excellent work. Even if its not edited 
Wow! The animation in that was really good! Though I thought it should have been masked, the animation made up for it! Keep it up!
Awesomesauce. 
Expert animation! The best part was when the giant hand came in! Where did you get such a great prop???
Wal-Mart, $2.99
Anyway, the animation was AWESOME! The hand was odd, and it should have been masked. Overall, 4/5
Amazing animation, I almost died when I saw it.
Could have benefited from some masking, though.
-JK
Perfecto!
cool, verry cool!!!
Thanks! And to answer your qustion Mario, I can send you the frames, but the light difference between the plate shot and animation shots require other tools in Photoshop than just crop and delete. If you would like, I could send you the frames from something else, such as either of the flips in this.
Ok, do you got my adress?
Let me see what is possible with it.
The other clips are interesting too!
Great work on the jump, NXT! And the masking, obiously not easy to do, was well done, as well.
- JD
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