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This is mainly a question for Sean.
I have a script ready for a film called "An Unlikely Wannabe." It's basicly about a guy who sees "an unlikely hero" and decides to copy him. It doesn't work out. Anyway, if I make it, I don't want to be looked down upon as someone with no creativity.
Feedback?
You could just send him a PM.
Go ahead. Thanks for asking 
great idea lol 
o.k! another question. I am going to have some brief nudity in it, but I can't think of any wat to pixilize the "lower areas." Anyone know how?
use the GIMP.
photoshop frame by frame, after effects...
If you just use a completely yellow minifig liek I did in the bathroom scene I don't think anyone would object too much. It's not like the minifig has anything FOR you to blur.
yes he did
I meant that I need somrthing like in the sims. I have gimp, paint, and well, thats about it.
anyway, If you could post a tutorial on gimp pixilating, I'll use that.
I can do it in fx home or After Effects... but that's really difficult.
after effects wouldn't be difficult at all.
I can't afford AE.
you can easy do it on vages
I can't afford vegas either. I might be getting fxhome on march 15, but that's a might.
I can't afford vegas either. I might be getting fxhome on march 15, but that's a might.
FX Home is WAY more exspensive than Vegas.
But FX Home can do WAAY more things as Vegas 
That's irrellevant, the point was that it was more expensive, and it made no sence that he could afford the more expensive program rather than the cheaper.
-Antifaan
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