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Bakey A Cakey!
Made for Septemberfest 2010. I don't know if I was actually accepted or not, since i got mixed up with times.
Made using:
Sony Vegas Pro 8
Helium Frog
Audacity
Logitech QC Pro 9000
-EmmaExecute
Last edited by EmmaExecute (October 1, 2010 (10:22pm))
Cool well done 
Last edited by RobBrick (December 29, 2010 (01:53pm))
I'm not quite sure what happened at the end (the woman was shocked by a desk with nothing on it?]) but u[ until then it's hard to fault this. The occasional animation niggle (such as the disappearing wooden spoon), but a beautiful set and some great animation. I lol'd.
He dropped the music player in the blender
My Ratings:
Animation: 6/10
Cinematography: 5/10
Story: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Overall, this is a short sweet story presented well by Emma. Though sometimes the animation jerked and there was one or two flickers the story was great with some good editing to follow. All round this is a nice film to view due to it's shortness and Original story, which Emma has plenty of in the rest of her films. The film as a whole deserves a 6.8/ 10 which I'd recommend to anyone who fells let down.
Last edited by Chuppa (October 2, 2010 (02:55am))
Ah, Bakey A Cakey brings me back to the good old days of the Shale brothers' "birthday cake" trilogy. The short it's self is actually very similar but is more cartoony, if you catch me. The story is a classic, expect instead of loosing your watch, you loose your Music player (And I ain't talking iPods). The simple idea however makes it easy to show without the no dialogue becoming an infringement.
It is continuous in that it never really lets down, and I must say the technical parts are hard to flaw. With good lighting, nice animation (If slightly jittery at times) it makes for an entertaining experience indeed. And apart from all that side, I must the set design is impeccable, and maybe the best in any entries so far.
Sound: 7/10
Music: 6/10
Animation: 7/10
Effects: N/A
Plot: 4/10
Cinematography: 7/10
Overall: 31/50 (Due to the N/A category)
One of the highest so far, I must say that this was quite a interesting entry. It didn't fall low, but then again it wasn't anything spectacular. I'd place this 3rd if I were judging, but I'm not. Hoping to see more from you soon (Maybe even a Festival of Souls entry).
-LO
I like it.
Loved this Emma! I loved the designs of everything! Very well done! 8/10
Just because that song is used in so many Youtube videos it gets on my nerves sometimes! 
Your set was AMAZING. I also loved all the special effects... music notes, smoke, etc. that you added. I had to rewatch the end a couple of times to make sure I understood it (I wasn't sure why the girl did what she did at the end, but I think I figured it out), but the film, overall, was VERY well done, and I really enjoyed it. You just keep getting better and better! 
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He dropped the music player in the blender
My Ratings:
Animation: 6/10
Cinematography: 5/10
Story: 7/10
Sound: 7/10
Overall, this is a short sweet story presented well by Emma. Though sometimes the animation jerked and there was one or two flickers the story was great with some good editing to follow. All round this is a nice film to view due to it's shortness and Original story, which Emma has plenty of in the rest of her films. The film as a whole deserves a 6.8/ 10 which I'd recommend to anyone who fells let down.
Set:10/10. The set was amazing! 
EmmaExecute does it again! Her unique style of animating isn't as frequently seen here on BiM, & she brings us another beautiful film. I was a little bit suprised at first, as some of the animation was a little bit choppy, but then it turned into a great comedic film that will be remembered for some time. The thing that I could not get out of my brain, though, was the amazing set design, with great architectural build & design. This is, by far, one of my favorite entries of Septemberfest 2010. Now for my un-official reviews:
Story: 8
Animation: 6
Cinematography: 7
Effects: 5
Sound: 7
Overall: 6.6
Great job 
Loved it Emma! Loved the style of the movie. Music fit well and set design was great!
I didn't understand the ending, but I loved it. There was a bit of light flicker, but that's the only flaw I can find in this.
Loved the use of the collectible minifigure heads.
-JK
Your set was AMAZING
Haha Thankyou! The set is actually modelled around the kitchen at my house
Also sorry everyone about the plot, I was worried this might happen. I spent all my time on the first half of the entry (which im sure everyone thought was better) and pretty much ignored the second half. I'll make sure to fix up this next time!
Hoping to see more from you soon (Maybe even a Festival of Souls entry)
Maybe you might
-EmmaExecute
I hope so! This was really, good, you are an aspiring pro, Emma!
I don't understand why some people didn't understand the ending. I thought it was clever and superb.
Awesome set, cool animation, congratulations on winning!
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