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Enjoy! Feel free to leave a comment telling me whether you enjoyed it or if you didn't/why not! Thanks!
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Here it is ! The third installment from the adventures of Henri & Edmond, PLASTIC LOVE! (english subtitles available) Enjoy, share, and feel free to give some feedback! :)
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Take a journey to the edge. Find out what lies in the darkness of the EXPANSE. Would appreciate your feedback!
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Brick Flick: THE HOBBIT: Battle of the Five Armies Teaser - Lego Versi
Legostudio01 posted a topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
Hi there, Only a few days left until the last Hobbit film starts playing in theaters - in the meantime enjoy this LEGO remake of the teaser trailer coproduced with Dominik from Rainlight Animations (http://tinyurl.com/lt65jj3)! We really hope you like it and appreciate feedback :) -
I love How to Train Your Dragon so much I had to make an animation. It gave me a chance to test out my motion control rig.
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Hello, I finally uploaded my first Brickfilm ever It's just a very short one but it's a start I know it's not perfect but I hope you'll like it. I'm new to the universe of Brickfilms, so your feedback, advices and opinion are very appreciated. They will be so useful to help me improve my skills and correct the mistakes. Thank you very much.
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Battle of the Brick Flicks EP 3 w guest Forrestfire101
DigitalWizards posted a topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
It's week 3 of our Battle of the Brick Flicks competition! Battle of the Brick flicks takes LEGO animators: Brotherhood Workshop, Forrestfire 101, Filmyguy, Fancypants, Spastik Chuwawa, Keshen8, David Pickett, Barati Productions, MindGame Studios, Monsieur Caron, ZachFBStudios and more to compete in a head to head weekly competition to battle it out for an amazing prize - the Brickademy Award. Who will take it all? Only you decide. The three week voting window starts now! -
Battle of the Brick Flicks LEGO animation competition
DigitalWizards posted a topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
Battle of the Brick flicks takes LEGO animators: Brotherhood Workshop, Forestfire 101, Filmyguy, Fancypants, Spastik Chuwawa, Keshen8, David Pickett, Barati Productions, MindGame Studios, ZachFBStudios and more to compete in a head to head weekly competition to battle it out for an amazing prize - the Brickademy Award. Who will take it all? Only you decide. Check out the video and cast your vote. We will be interviewing animators so if you have a question, post it and we'll ask. -
Ok, so quick backstory, my wife and I just found out she's pregnent. Needless to say, were pretty happy My wife had all kinds of Pinterest ideas for announcing, but I knew there was only one way to do it right So here's what I came up with: Hope you enjoy it! Any advice or comments are appreciated!
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Here's a stupid film about people in the United States getting way too worried about contracting Ebola. Also, it's targeted at my friends who always shout "Ebola!" when someone coughs. Sorry if the pace is too fast, I had to record the lines AFTER the animation was done, for the original files corrupted.
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HEY ! I just maked a lego "brickfilm" (not really) to show you how to make a brickfilm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLh0wj5EkDE
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Hello, Today I come to show you my youtube channel, I am just starting it I do specially brickfilms, but also little tutorials, but you will see on my channel see you https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjWzmuEerQ-ISF6ou-BhXQg thanks a lot for viewing my vidéos
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Hello, I am starting a youtube adventure, and I used to make some lego brickfilm cause I really LOVE that so there is my first one:
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Obviously if you are reading this, then you have a special place in your heart for the making of stop-motion animations with Lego bricks. So would you like to see a documentary about the hobby? Something that would help promote the hobby and provide a lot of great information and entertainment? What would you think of supporting one that is being made by some of the most highly respected members among the brickfilming community? Well, now's your chance. Bricks in Motion - A Documentary about LEGO® Filmmaking Kickstarter page With interviews, exclusive animations, and the guiding hands of the best minds the hobby has to offer, it would be a shame if this documentary failed in the funding. Guaranteed to educate and endear itself to all lovers of Lego stop-motion, as well as those AFOLs who love great models and the telling of fantastic tales, there's nothing that can't be loved about this project. Plus, the perks contain some amazing models and Brickfilm collections that are sure to delight. Would you please consider donating towards this worthy cause? Thank you! -SteampunkDoc/Pritchard Studios
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An entry to the Celebration contest on BiM.
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This is the first Brickfilm I have made so judge fairly. Any comments or criticisms are appreciated.
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This is the first Brickfilm I have made so judge fairly. Any comments or criticisms are appreciated.
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A short animation about the Red River War, featuring mainly the Comanche Indians, buffalo hunters and the US army. The reason why there is text is for speech is because I am really bad at voice acting! Please give feedback so I can improve...
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Hey guys! Here's another brickflick for you all.
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A simple animation. Some slapstick comedy for you to enjoy :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oS98753sTM Constructive Criticism appreciated :) Apparently it didn't work to embed... anyone know how to do this?
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Hello all! I'm not too active anymore, but I've recently gotten a lot of free time since the semester ended so I've been able to brickfilm a lot more. EDIT: I'm having some trouble embedding the video. I can't seem to find a guide anywhere on how to do it. Any suggestions?
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Bricks by the Bay Brickfilm Festical (and Competition)
seaotter71 posted a topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
Hi all! I am organizing a brickfilm festival (and competition) for the Bricks by Bay Convention in California. I love the talent in this community and wanted to encourage all of you to participate, even if you can't attend the conference. We are hoping brickfilmers will create and submit a film that exemplifies the convention theme of "Fun and Games," or send us their most recent stop-motion masterpiece. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v=Ud0KIU5t7sA Winners in the following categories will be announced during the Bricks by the Bay Convention awards ceremony and will receive a brick-built trophy and a LEGO set: Best Film Best Film in the convention theme (2104: “Fun & Games”) Best Story Best Technical Achievement Young Filmmaker Award (12 and under) Special “Sweatbox” award to the best Film by a convention attendee Judges for the 2014 festival include David Pagano, founder of Paganomation, an award-winning production studio whose work has been seen on LEGO.com, Nickelodeon, ABC News, The Wall Street Journal, and BrickJournal magazine. If you have any questions, you can post them here or send me a message. Thanks for reading and I hope you participate! Rules: To be eligible, films must have been published publicly to YouTube.com between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. An email containing name, age, link to the video, stating if the video is an entry into the best convention themed brickfilm category, and whether a convention registrant must be sent to brickfilm@bricksbythebay.com by 11:59 PM Pacific time, June 30, 2014. Entries may be made by an individual or team. Limit one film submission per person or team. To be eligible for the Convention-Themed Film category, films must be made specifically for the festival and incorporate the convention theme of “Fun & Games.” You do not need to be a registered Bricks by the Bay participant nor do you need to be present to be eligible for the Best Film, Best Story, Best Technical Achievement, or Young Filmmaker awards. You do need to be a registered participant in attendance at the convention to be eligible for the “sweatbox” award. Brickfilms in languages other than English should include subtitles. The principal animation technique must be stop-motion using LEGO bricks. CGI, live-action or other forms of video may be used to supplement, but brickfilming must be the focus. Films must be at least 30 seconds long, but no longer than 2 minutes in length (excluding credits). No mature/explicit content is allowed. This includes, but is not limited to: swearing, excessive violence, overt sexual content, discrimination and intolerance. Bricks by the Bay is family-friendly event and we ask that the contest entries be family-friendly as well. Please refrain from using licensed LEGO themes, such as LEGO Star Wars, or construction toys from other companies, such as Mega Blocks. You must possess or have obtained the rights to all the materials, such as music and graphics, in your film. Bricks by the Bay reserves the right to deem any film ineligible for any reason, at their discretion. -
Hey everyone. I haven't made a comic or brickfilm in who knows how long. Anyway, at my university we had to do a project where we tell a story in 12-15 still frames and we can have sound as well. We can't edit the pictures aside from resizing in Avid and we had to use 35mm film. Just thought I'd share this with everyone. Thoughts?
