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Frog Legs
A film I made over christmas. Frog Legs was an entry to Trop Jr film festival and got into the finals (top 14 out of 180 entries).
I hope you enjoy it 
Made with:
Logitech QC 9000
Sony Vegas
Audacity
Helium Frog
Music: Kevin Macleod
-EmmaExecute
Last edited by EmmaExecute (February 22, 2010 (02:47am))
That was amazing! good music in the beginning good animation and awesome quality!
Nice , that was way better than all my films.
That was great...very funny, perfect music, and well animated!! Thanks for sharing! 
Thanks guys
Anyway something I forgot to mention about the film. Since it got into the finals they had a live screening of it before the real Tropfest. So about 1000 people saw my film on site and it was also streamed live to other places in Australia. Then they played parts of my film on the News on TV a couple of times
-EmmaExecute
Wow! THE NEWS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Well, you definitely deserved it!
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Nice, a few set bumps, but they were very minor. That was an awesome "silient" film though.
Definitely your best film yet, although there are 3 things I noticed that could be improved:
1) Set bumps - especially the lights outside the restaurant and the plant behind the pianist
2) You can see the quickcam in the reflection of the windows in the opening pan
3) The blu-tack holding the lid on the platter is quite obvious; you could have put the blutack on the inside of the dish and then changed it when the guy opens the dish.
I hope you make more films, because yours keep getting better and better!
Definitely your best film yet, although there are 3 things I noticed that could be improved:
1) Set bumps - especially the lights outside the restaurant and the plant behind the pianist
I will definitely fix that for next time.
2) You can see the quickcam in the reflection of the windows in the opening pan
Yes, this thing annoyed me the most about my film, after finishing that whole pan and then seeing the camera in the window 
3) The blu-tack holding the lid on the platter is quite obvious; you could have put the blutack on the inside of the dish and then changed it when the guy opens the dish.
Yea, at the end I was getting really lazy trying to finish this on the deadline so I didnt really care about the bluetac. I really regret that now.
I hope you make more films, because yours keep getting better and better!
Thanks for the tips 
-EmmaExecute
I like how suspense is raised in the film with just using a little frog. You know the end from the beginning, but it was still fun to watch. Several times I thought: now they definitely have to see him, but he always got away. And: frogs are much cuter than rats 
I loved that, great film!
What a nice film. You should have hid the blue-tack though, when visible in a film it can easily destroy the illusion. I like the setting: restaurants are a good film environment.
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