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There's alot of videos but most of the recent ones are all stop motion or time lapse :)
I'm not sure why it isn't coming up a link.... little help @rocao
EDIT - fixed; link needed the 'http://' in front (bluemoose)
My latest LEGO Stop-Mo is a Star Wars one. It turned out nothing like I wanted.
It actually had dialogue but after I filmed it I decided to just run it without it.
I'm not really happy with it but it's not my worst :)
Brickfilms are pretty much my thing now.
Not sure how and when it happened but I don't look back now.
Eventually I'll make a good one haha.
Although having written that - I did one I'm very proud of but it does contain "adult themes" so if you want watch:
I also have a fan page on Facebook ("like" who doesn't haha) and it is "Free Rein".
(I need more likes so this is rather narcissistic)
There are some great ones. Head over to www.bricksinmotion.com (is cross promotion ok - I swear I make no money from this!)(therefore it is not cross promotion)
I'm babbling now haha. But you can also go to YouTube and search "Lego Stop Motion" and you can loose a fw days of your life watching those too :D
I wanna show you my LEGO stop motion:
Please,if you like it, visit my channel, subs, like or comment (please comment here too)
Thank you!
Subscribe if you like this please! (We have tons of videos. :) )
And now my channel even has a website, so check it out sometime! http://goldbrickproductions.weebly.com/index.html
I really liked the little robot @DeusPach. nice idea.
@DeusPach and @ChrisJThunder the best way to improve your animations is to increase the frame rate/movment per frame.
To give you an idea this is the first one I did:
and this is my latest:
as you can see I now use 24fps and made the movements per shot more fluid.
Antother good tip is to shoot every small movement and then go back and erase some to fix the flow - use the 9 principles of animation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12_basic_principles_of_animation
@LegobrandonCP That was funny! Where did you find this?
@ChrisJThunder glad to hear - just keep practising :D
**i really liked the ''forcebook''**
youtube.com/watch?v=gNWgsRNkxBw
Ps. this is my first birckfilm with muzzle flashes.
Thank you!
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@Bustin that's pretty dodgy but really cool :) We all have to start somewhere. It reminds me of my first one :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5DfRWUHSeo