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Sherlock Holmes and the Case of His Desperately Needing a Case
Waston is determined to find his friend a case, but Holmes' apathy isn't helping.
I recently got the Detective minifigure and wanted to do something with it.
The film isn't much, and the joke is terrible, but it was fun to make.
Edit: I re-uploaded an improved version that should help the sound issue.
My real gripe would be i couldn't hear the voices. I was really straining to hear what they were saying. The music wasn't loud to begin with, but it didn't help with the volume issue. Anyways, I liked the set design! The framing was good.
Set design as good, animation was smooth as it always is and the shots were framed well. Music was on the loud side however, which kind of drowned out the voices. Good work!
Expected a giant foot to appear after the line 'the game is afoot.'
Nice work! I like the pun, and the office design was great.
I think you had a continuity issue with the title though, is the official title "Sherlock Holmes and the Case of needing a Case" or "Sherlock Holmes and the Case of him desperately needing a Case"? I can understand why you changed it, but your credits say the second one, so I was confused.
Either way, great job.
Great job Pritchard!
The music was impeccable for this scene, the set design was lovely and the voices were great.
The only thing I'd say was I had a bit of trouble understanding Sherlock which may have been from the music. Otherwise it was great nicely done!
Sincerely,
Divine.
Wow! That was incredibly animated! Luke was breathing! I've never seen a minifigure animated so expressively. Well done.
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