Just because someone else didn't like your films doesn't mean you have to take it out on other peoples' films, goldencamerastudios. That's just plain immature.

Anyways, as for the film, it wasn't too bad. I liked the guy taking off his pants - really cleverly done. Most of the animation was good, and the audio was edited pretty well too. Storywise there's nothing wrong with this film - the story was told very nicely and was easy to follow.

There are some pretty easy steps you could undertake to make your films look much better technically. First is taping down your camera and sets: if you take a look at your film, you'll notice that the camera moves around a lot. This is pretty distracting (and very easy to solve). Another issue would be the flicker - that is, the change in brightness and colour from frame to frame. These can be easily solved by putting all your webcam's settings to manual and animating using controlled lights (that is, just desk lamps and such, and no sunlight). Hope to have helped you out here!

And remember, practice makes perfect!

- BertL