Fun Sucker wrote:

twickabrick wrote:

So, what if the shot itself is moving? For example, pans or tracking shots.

In that case, I would try and to have the mod element in every frame. For example, if the pan moves away from the mod element and it goes out of frame, have another mod element waiting to be in frame.

Can the mod element be moving? I my case it actually rolls off-screen in one shot...Will I have to re-shoot the shot?

Credits/titles don't need the mod element.
Now, if you had the titles over say, a slideshow of the sets, then yes, you'd need the mod element.

bonus points to anyone who can somehow fit a line from a sammyclassicsonicfan video in their entry

Just Kidden wrote:

bonus points to anyone who can somehow fit a line from a sammyclassicsonicfan video in their entry

Seriously?

(Image)

Fun Sucker, would this count as having the mod element in it? In the top right corner, that is a LEGO mug on top of a grey stud.

It's supposed to be blurry. I have a couple other shots that need to be blurry, will they count as long as you can see the blur of red and grey? If not, I may have to pull out of the contest, seeing as the blurry shots are critical to the film.