Bricks in Motion
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Yes, I know that someone else (Infurno?) is working on a movie of the same title.
YouTube HD (Thanks to Sméagol.)
Vimeo
This is essentially a test of cinematography, animation and pacing. But you know I don't approve of tests.
I also filmed it before I filmed Girlfriend Trouble, but I wanted to upload it with awesome quality and couldn't figure out how.
Last edited by Hazzat (January 25, 2009 (05:17am))
That was pretty good. I like the lighting and the cinematography a lot. One tiny problem though, at the shot at 0:41 you could see some blue-tac holding one of the golden bricks.
that was pretty nice.One or two shots were to dark but good litle film 
Another one of your great films, Hazzat.
Great job with this!
yay. That's nice.
I like the cinematography of the film. I remember you showing me a frame of the film a long time ago on skype. Nice work.
The atmosphere in this movie is great. The black gave it a good feeling. The lightning and animation were good too. The only bad point is the sound design. In a dark movie, you can't just use cartoony findsound.org soundeffects!
Anyway: You did a nice job and I think you're still improving.
Quite nice. When I saw the guy pick up the crystal thing I was afraid it was going to be another Omnomnom type film.
Last edited by Steve (January 25, 2009 (11:33am))
Again, nice use of your lamp fade-to-nothingness technique. My only qualm was that the video seemed a bit squished. All in all, quite nice, as Stevie put it.
The lighting was quite nice. You created a really interesting atmosphere. I do think some of the shots could have been better, though. Also, when the guy trips (that's what happens, right?), you don't really convey it well. I'd have him running, then a close-up of his feet slipping, then a shot from below of him flying out, and then a shot of him landing on the ground.
Also, when the guy trips (that's what happens, right?)
Yes, it is. I agree, it isn't well conveyed and I realized that shortly after I animated it. At the time, I couldn't work out a better way.
With the HD, I could see the sweat rolling off of his face, even the hairs on his hand.
I am really jealous of your golden bricks. Nice film.
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