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The Candy Sweet Shoppe
Mornin' thirs! This is "Candy Sweet Shoppe". I've Brickfilmed for awhile now, but this is my best to date. This took 3 weeks to film and edit. It included 492 pictures shot at 8 FPS. The story is about a man in a candy store. Without further adieu...Candy Sweet Shoppe!
I recognize the song, I think it should be longer because I was like "thats it?" but it is good so far. 
Thanks. it was short because I couldn't see how much longer it could be without killing the story.
Thanks. it was short because I couldn't see how much longer it could be without killing the story.
I have to say, it would be fun to see the manager chewing out the town sheriff. 
I had in mind a sequel about a month after "Candy Sweet Shoppe" came out. And I was thinking about the town sheriff getting involved. "Untitled Candy Sweet Shoppe Sequel" will begin scripting after I release my next brickfilm.
reeldp wrote:Thanks. it was short because I couldn't see how much longer it could be without killing the story.
I have to say, it would be fun to see the manager chewing out the town sheriff.
Oh it would. 
The sequel is on its way!
Technically the film is rather poor. The camera went in and out of focus a few times and the frame rate was too low. Try 15 fps. Also there was some light flicker and set bumps.
But I just 
how the sheriff dude never talks but goes on with his business. When the clerk flips over the table I laughed. I loved the voice acting and the sets.
I really enjoyed this film. 
Technically the film is rather poor. The camera went in and out of focus a few times and the frame rate was too low. Try 15 fps. Also there was some light flicker and set bumps.
But I just
I really enjoyed this film.
The reason the technical quality was low compared to most of the brickfilms here on the site was because even though it was not my first brickfilm, it was my first real one. It was shot at 8 FPS so that's why you probably thought it was low. My next film will be at a higher FPS rate. But the technical reason is because the only "professinal" equipment I use are the lights which i'm still trying to figure out the lights. I had fun animating and editing this. i'm glad you enjoyed it.
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