Re: AniExer-size Animation Contest II - Halloween Edition
VN wrote:
ntries must be suitable for general, family audiences.
If it's too "frightening", would it be disqualified?
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- HomerBall
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I'm not sure if my film is for the contest. Would a film with zombies in be
suitable for family audiences.
- Hazzat
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As long as their heads don't explode with huge amounts of realistic-looking blood, I think you're in the clear.
- Just_a_Minifig
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Fright and terror in a brickfilm is rather hard to pull off... 
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- Hazzat
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You know, Nosniborus's Frankenstein actually gave small children nightmares.
- RealBrick
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When I saw that, I remember occasionally peering around the room. I'm a bit childish. 
- CheeseyBricks
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The increase in amount of voucher mouney in the second prize annoys me, I'd of got an extra 50% had the prizes been like this the first time round.
Despite this, the theme is awesome, good choice
- HomerBall
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Hazzat wrote:
You know, Nosniborus's Frankenstein actually gave small children nightmares.
Yeah I know. I dunno how a lego figure getting stabbed is really scary.
Well thats six year olds for ya.
EDIT: I wish Nosniborus would be online more on bricksinmotion.
- Bricklord
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Would it be OK if I used a story I heard before? I don't remember if it was made up by a friend or a short story I read. I also only remember the basic theme of it, so it won't be totally copied, just similar.
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- the frozen brick
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I think I'll be making a trailer for something I'll(hopefully) make once...
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- Sméagol
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I'd note that the main reason for these restrictions is that the contest sponsor wanted them. So we're asking people to try to stay within reason in making entries family-friendly, but can't be sure precisely where the sponsor draws the line. My understanding is he didn't have an issue with fancypants' "The Game" winning last time.
- T.G-Tom
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make one?
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- Peanut
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Wow... A brickfilmer without a youtube account? Never thought I would see that. (no offense) 
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- BGanimations
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Who doesn't have a youtube account?
- Awesomeonomy
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OK, so it turns out I will be entering this due to awesome ideaness.
I'm about to start scripting! 
- RealBrick
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Would an alien ancounter work?
- BGanimations
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Peobable as long as it's a scary scene, and I'm just starting on the perfect idea for mine... *Evil laugh*
- Pillow
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Gore isn't allowed but the theme is fright 
- Cheshire
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Sméagol wrote:
I'd note that the main reason for these restrictions is that the contest sponsor wanted them. So we're asking people to try to stay within reason in making entries family-friendly, but can't be sure precisely where the sponsor draws the line. My understanding is he didn't have an issue with fancypants' "The Game" winning last time.
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vik wrote:
Gore isn't allowed but the theme is fright
I see absolutely nothing wrong with that. Think about it; gore isn't scary. Sure, it's gross, and it makes you uneasy, which I guess could add to a spooky atmosphere, but if you had a movie that was just gore, without any story, atmosphere, or anything, I doubt it would be very scary. Be creative; don't use gore as a crutch.
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