Hello everyone, recently I got a new set of Lego pirate ship, and I made them
moving with stop motion technic, just wish to share this with you guys, and sorry if
I post it in the wrong site, if there are any problems about this, please let me know,
I will delete this topic immediately.
And thanks for watching, hope you guys like the video.
The waves was actually made with cling wrap changing its position 15 frame per second.
The effects were mostly using LED light plus some photo modification.
The jump of the character is just also a modification using Paintshop or photoshop.
The sea and sky is just large blue color paper.
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Lego Pirate V.S Hero Factory video
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, Mar 15 2011 10:14 AM
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 11:13 AM
about the visual effects...is a great film. I admire that people who can make films using real lego toys.
About the story...to be sincere, I find is a really silly story. I don't understand why 2 imperial guards are working with pirates...the idea of a huge robot fighting against pirates is a bit silly. And about the guy with the katana, forgive me for my ignorance, but who is it? I think he may be a star wars character, a video game character or something like that.
About the story...to be sincere, I find is a really silly story. I don't understand why 2 imperial guards are working with pirates...the idea of a huge robot fighting against pirates is a bit silly. And about the guy with the katana, forgive me for my ignorance, but who is it? I think he may be a star wars character, a video game character or something like that.
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 11:43 AM
For some reason I like it. The effects are really great and It is something new. Not the old pirate story you hear all day.
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 01:13 PM
Forget about how silly the story is, or isn't 
- the quality of the video is excellent! Excellent, I tell you
There are many places throughout this movie where the figures' movements are done superbly - for instance take a look at one of the soldiers after he's been thrown backwards ( approx. 1:08 -> ) His "flight" through the air is magnificent.
I applaud you for making such a high quality LEGO video, although I think that the overall smoothness of the video could have been even better. But I have not tried this, so I my guess is, that it is extremely difficult to smoothen the movements up.
I'd definitely like to see more videos from you - perhaps some that have a more classic piraty tale
But as I said in the beginning, the story is not the most important part of this video, IMO... It is the quality of it - great job
- the quality of the video is excellent! Excellent, I tell you
There are many places throughout this movie where the figures' movements are done superbly - for instance take a look at one of the soldiers after he's been thrown backwards ( approx. 1:08 -> ) His "flight" through the air is magnificent.
I applaud you for making such a high quality LEGO video, although I think that the overall smoothness of the video could have been even better. But I have not tried this, so I my guess is, that it is extremely difficult to smoothen the movements up.
I'd definitely like to see more videos from you - perhaps some that have a more classic piraty tale
But as I said in the beginning, the story is not the most important part of this video, IMO... It is the quality of it - great job
Edited by Lorentzen, 15 March 2011 - 01:15 PM.
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 01:50 PM
You did a great job here. I made a brickfilm myself one day and it took a lot of time. Still yours is a lot better.
The story is indeed a bit strange and only half of it contains pirates, but it didn't bore me.
The picture quality is excellent and so are the special effects.
My only small tip for other movies is to make them move a bit slower. Especially in the beginning of your movie they walked unnaturaly fast.
The story is indeed a bit strange and only half of it contains pirates, but it didn't bore me.
The picture quality is excellent and so are the special effects.
My only small tip for other movies is to make them move a bit slower. Especially in the beginning of your movie they walked unnaturaly fast.
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 02:02 PM
AWESOME fusion movie, pirates with hero faxtory plus PoP....very clever and one of the finest Lego films I've seen in a long while !
Excellent film making there 'Counter656' and Brick On !
Excellent film making there 'Counter656' and Brick On !
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 04:41 PM
Outstanding piece of stop-motion video! I truly enjoyed every bit of it and it simply leave my jaws wide open when I see all of the unexpected stunning actions. It felt as if I was watching an epic LEGO movie. 
Thank you so much for sharing with us. I am looking forward to see more of your videos.
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 05:04 PM
What a piece of art! 
Loved every second from the start to the end, and the effects were unbelivible. I have always wondered at how you get the minifigs "Fly" like that. This is a great film, we want the second part of this for sure
I belive at it was supposed to be so, at you get the idea at they were running. Or at least i thinked so.
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Loved every second from the start to the end, and the effects were unbelivible. I have always wondered at how you get the minifigs "Fly" like that. This is a great film, we want the second part of this for sure 
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My only small tip for other movies is to make them move a bit slower. Especially in the beginning of your movie they walked unnaturaly fast.
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Posted 16 March 2011 - 08:05 AM
Thanks a lot for all the kind messages and also thanks a lot for the comments,
just wish you guys enjoyed my video, and I will try to improve
for the next videos, will love to share again with you guys when they are done.
just wish you guys enjoyed my video, and I will try to improve
for the next videos, will love to share again with you guys when they are done.
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Posted 16 March 2011 - 07:32 PM
Fair play, the stop-motion was amazing and so smooth! The picture quality was also fantastic - something which currently suffers in my own videos (see sig) due to currently using SAM animation which converts them into avi-files and loses quality + the program also has alot of bugs. I like to think that my voiceacting-attempt-at-comedy makes up for the lack of quality - although others may not agree 
Seeing this has convinced me to download the program i see you used and give that a try!
Fantastic work, and cant wait to see more!
Seeing this has convinced me to download the program i see you used and give that a try!
Fantastic work, and cant wait to see more!
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Posted 16 March 2011 - 08:32 PM
Captain Roger, on 15 March 2011 - 11:13 AM, said:
about the guy with the katana, forgive me for my ignorance, but who is it? I think he may be a star wars character, a video game character or something like that.
Eh...could someone tell me about my question?
Thanks
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Posted 16 March 2011 - 09:32 PM
It's Prince of Persia's protagonist, whatever he is called.
This video is truly amazing, the animation and the effects realy make it look well.
What did you do with "explode"'s arms? I think those pieces have been customized.
This video is truly amazing, the animation and the effects realy make it look well.
What did you do with "explode"'s arms? I think those pieces have been customized.
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 03:55 PM
Very cool. I really enjoy this one.
Prince Dastan, correct (and Captain Roger is right about him being a video game character, though of course he's also a movie character now).
vexorian, on 16 March 2011 - 09:32 PM, said:
It's Prince of Persia's protagonist, whatever he is called.
Prince Dastan, correct (and Captain Roger is right about him being a video game character, though of course he's also a movie character now).
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Posted 17 March 2011 - 08:43 PM
Excellent stop motion movie. The story was told very nicely. It brought a smile to my face. It also reminds of the always important lesson to beware cursed treasure. Also, and you all know this to be true, the Redcoats are going to win and leave with the treasure!
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