Bricks in Motion
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This THAC, I decided to try be as subtle with the theme as possible. Needless to say, this has it's flaws, but I'm happy with the outcome.
Über thanks to VN for the compression help. I would have been screwed without it.
Last edited by Shrankenhiemer (January 4, 2009 (03:54pm))
Hehe, Your fig was a mix of the two figs in my entry 
That was really good Shrank. Compared to this entry, mine is quite small. At the start of the film the animation wasn't amazing but as it went on it went more smoothly. Good Luck in THAC!
A great film. I loved all the acronyms.
Sorry for not saying anything about how your film was in my last post...
It was really well done, and the length was amazing. How did you manage?
-Antifaan
A great film. I loved all the acronyms.
^ What he said. 
Uber thanks to VN for the compression help. I would have been screwed without it.
Don't forget the dots on Über. *looks at sig*
Great concept! I also love the song choice.
Anyway, there are a few technical issues in the film, but for a THAC entry, it's pretty hard to avoid. Great job!
Last edited by VN (January 4, 2009 (12:22pm))
Thank you for all the feedback, it's duly appreciated. 
In case anyone is wondering why the zoom looked so noobish after he had gotten on the black pad, it was mainly because I needed a way to get the mod elements in. I had had a neat animation track, but during editing I just needed to get something in quick.
I'm glad you all liked it.
Nice video,I liked it.
P.S.:You have to pay to get into heaven?
Nice. Apparently heaven is a more capitalist place than I thought.
Wikipedia ays that heaven costs $5.95 to enter.
Good film. I noticed a few frames that had misplaced images, I'm not sure how to describe it. I have a feeling this will be in the top ten.
Very enjoyable. The only thing I didn't understand was why Steve's deceased number had several digits after the decimal place. How can someone be partially dead and get into The Heaven System? At any rate, the concept was pretty cool.
LOL @ 1.45 elephant. This film was utterly hilarious. I loved every second.
How can someone be partially dead and get into The Heaven System?
Ah, that is a bit confusing, I understand. My intention was that the long number was his serial code, and instead of being partially dead, he was just Customer number blah blah blah.
P.S.:You have to pay to get into heaven?
Only in a fictional story.
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