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if i where you id spend time learning pretty much every thing about the characters., people respect that.
It would also be good idea, as everyone has already told you, to do lots of tests and become better at making brickfilms before you launch a series, or a big project. 
if i where you id spend time learning pretty much every thing about the characters., people respect that.
Don't worry. When I pick the heroes or villians for an episode, I read their comic books and watch their movies. I'm nerdy like that.
Last edited by funmiproductions (February 2, 2012 (03:10pm))
no shame in that 
I agree with Anteater. You have a lot of space to improve and I'd suggest you work on shorter films now, get more skilled and then work on butt-kicking superhero series. Besides, I'm pretty sure you are aware that the Series pilot episode is very crucial and if people do not like it then they don't even bother with episode 2. If I were you I would:
1) Work on shorter videos (not series) and improve
2) Remake the pilot episode (and make it really good so that the series would become very popular)
I made a short test video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM7NMen2R1M
Mhh... Pretty poor work. I'm sorry.
LarryStudios wrote:I agree with Anteater. You have a lot of space to improve and I'd suggest you work on shorter films now, get more skilled and then work on butt-kicking superhero series. Besides, I'm pretty sure you are aware that the Series pilot episode is very crucial and if people do not like it then they don't even bother with episode 2. If I were you I would:
1) Work on shorter videos (not series) and improve
2) Remake the pilot episode (and make it really good so that the series would become very popular)I made a short test video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CM7NMen2R1M
It wasn't really bad, but the thing I'm noticing is you take few minutes to make one. That's one of the things that helps you make better films, if you put a lot of work into it, meaning take much more time to do it, then it'll look the best as possible. If you haven't yet, I suggest you watch Nathan Wells' brickfilming tutorial series called Bricks in Motion. That'll really help out.
I agree. I really agree.
Read my post on the Joker if you need me: http://www.bricksinmotion.com/forums/to … r-im-here/
Read my post on the Joker if you need me: http://www.bricksinmotion.com/forums/to … r-im-here/
Thanks.
Update: Rewrote the script for episode two. Should start production when a certain superhero set comes to town. For practice, I made this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0r2Pe_LgOU
Bump and update: I am now writing the script for episode 4: Plus , I just bought this set:
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