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[BRAWL 2017] The "EVIL"S cientist
May not totally be original to you guys but I tried my best to be experimental as I can be with the first person view. Enjoy!
The voices are so cute! 
And I also loved that POV shot. Great animation!
I'm glad you have made another film after a year. You absolutely nailed the first-person shots by having plenty of camera movement.
Wow, I've very impressed with the point-of-view shots.
Those can prove challenging, and are rarely done with the skill seamlessness seen here.
Bravo!
The story was, perhaps once the experiments started, a predictable montage of failures, but the comedic timing still squeezed some fun out of an old trick.
I don't believe the other voice was ever explained, so I'm not sure who that is, or how they relate to Stephen, but otherwise, it's a fun little short that was made very well.
Hey guys thanks for all the support! This was my most challenging project because I literally started animating this video on Thursday. It is a miracle that I finished! 
This is so good! 
Loved the first-person perspective, amazingly animated. You KNOCKED the character out of the park, the writing, voice acting, and animation on him was perfectly in-sync.
Everything has been said about those POV shots, the shot with the facepalm/headshake at 2:20 and "yes yes yes" at 2:30 is particularly nice, and I'm sure I'm not the only one curious to see how you rigged that setup. Two minifig bodies, one on either side of the camera?
I also want to note some really nice easing in and out of poses of the character movement, a good example is the later half of the line "why can't you just leave me alone." The way he rocks back and forth, each movement becoming smaller as he comes to rest is great.
Great job! I've done a few first person shots in my project I'm working on too! It was delightful to see the extent used here, it was very fitting.
Everything has been said about those POV shots, the shot with the facepalm/headshake at 2:20 and "yes yes yes" at 2:30 is particularly nice, and I'm sure I'm not the only one curious to see how you rigged that setup. Two minifig bodies, one on either side of the camera?
Simple, CLAY and a Logitech C920. Enough said.
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