Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
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The Sandbox
Every kid's childhood fantasy, in bricks!!! Okay, I'll admit this needed a few reshoots, and it's utterly pointless, but of course if YOU thought so would you even be reading to this point??? No.
Lighting is a bit harsh, animation is great, plot is realalistic. 
Well I must say, good job! The improvement between this and the Vacationers Remake is really noticeable. The animation, light flicker, and set bumps have all improved. The quality and lighting are still quite bad, but good job nevertheless.
I'd give you a bit of a higher rating then I'm going to, but as this is a short it'll obviously not get the same as a longer film with more of a story, so for what it is...
47/100
Actually, I made this before Vacationers (Remake). 
Very Amusing. The only slight flaw is the lighting being a bit harsh. This can be corrected by taping a piece of paper over your desk lamps to diffuse the light. It can probably be semi-corrected in post-production as well.
This was a pre-made film. I already do defuse my lights.
This was a pre-made film.
What do you mean "pre-made film?"
As I said, you an always correct the light harshness in post production.
I didn't put that right. I made this a while before I was registered. Also, my editing software can't do that.
What software?
Final Cut Express. And before you correct me, maybe it can. I just haven't completely figured it out yet.
I like the rhythm to it. Point of view is not optimal at the ending shot perhaps.
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