Yeah, there's probably a work around. Maybe like organised events, even for major cities. That way individual members don't say anything about their location, but they can still go along to the events.

Only trusted members or officials could approve these events maybe.

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I hear what you're saying, but sometimes I think Brickfilming would be a whole lot more fun if I could get to know the people behind the great films beyond the world of LEGO.

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Slurping, I am an animation devotee.  I would love to hear your speech on animation if it gets recorded!

There's nothing wrong with wanting to meet up with other brickfilmers, the problem is publicly advertising "HEY WE'RE GOING TO BE HERE AT THIS TIME" cause not everyone who reads this stuff is a member. There are most likely some creepy people who read our posts (then again, there are some creepy members too ). In addition, it's extremely difficult for some to meet up seeing as that a lot of people live in other countries and not too much money to fork over a flight to X city. I'm not discouraging meeting up with other brickfilmers, I'm just saying that if you do, it should be arranged privately and with people who you really trust and are comfortable with.

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Well some one could post their city and set it up via PM.... or just wait till brickflicks comes back (for those on the east coast)

Well, anyone in Perth up for a catch up?

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Is Jampot secretly a multi-billionaire vigilante who spends his nights beating the criminal underworld to a pulp with his bare hands?  Does Nathan Wells own a Fortune 500 company?  Is Chris W. really a reclusive CEO of a software company who faked his death and unbeknownst to us all really runs a corporate empire?  Is Kieren Barnett an alias of Bill Gates?

As far as I can tell, the place with the highest density of brickfilmers per square mile is either California or Germany. I think it's strange how disconnected BiM is from the German brickfilm community - I mean, it's so popular there that they have an annual film festival where they show nothing but brickfilms, and it's rarely ever mentioned.

When I went to California I tried to host a brickfilmer gathering, and I got to meet filmyguy and we chatted for a while. It was cool.

I always assumed that brickfilmers were around about the same spread evenly throughout most English-Speaking countries, but America just seemed like it had more, when really it just has a high population, an thus seems like it has more, when America is really just a very big place.  To an East Coast person like me, California is like another country.

I would guess that living in a more populated area would make you closer to more brickfilmers.

Is it really a big thing in Germany?  I had no idea.  If it is, then I'm surprised that not many Germans ever come on here.  Or perhaps they don't because they already have a big enough brickfilming website so they don't feel the need to connect to any English-speaking brickfilmers.  The French still come here sometimes even though they have their own forum, and I'm really glad of that.
Maybe they're too busy running around giving rainbow mushrooms to people.

I would be interested to know exactly how the brickfilmers of the World are spread, however, that would probably be very difficult to find out, perhaps impossible, as many people try to keep exact locations a secret.  I myself only tell people my country and time zone.