Topic: A Criminal Mistake
A Criminal Mistake
My first brickfilm made with iStopMotion 3! Enjoy, and please leave feedback!
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A Criminal Mistake
My first brickfilm made with iStopMotion 3! Enjoy, and please leave feedback!
Of course the other prisoner has a top hat 
Thac 11 ended a while ago...
Spoiler (click to read)
Of course the other prisoner has a top hat
He's actually the main character from my BRAWL 2011 entry. His name is David Brickston. In the end of the film (the BRAWL 2011 one),
he goes to jail for committing a heist.
That's why top-hat man (David Brickston) is there.
Thac 11 ended a while ago...
Yes, I realize it fits the THAC theme. I realized that when I was making it.
Last edited by LASF (January 26, 2014 (03:51pm))
The lighting was bad, but it picked up towards the end. I'm not sure if that was intentional.
The lighting was bad, but it picked up towards the end. I'm not sure if that was intentional.
Bad as in bad, or bad as on nighttime lighting bad (since it was nighttime)
Mickey wrote:The lighting was bad, but it picked up towards the end. I'm not sure if that was intentional.
Bad as in bad, or bad as on nighttime lighting bad (since it was nighttime)
Bad as in "poor". But, now that you say that it was a nighttime setting, I now understand that it was intentional.
To much contrast, kay bai.
CarrollFilms wrote:To much contrast, kay bai.
What?
The black was too black. Shoot it with normal lighting then lower the exposure and brightness. Bam, Hollywood night shots.
LASF wrote:CarrollFilms wrote:To much contrast, kay bai.
What?
The black was too black. Shoot it with normal lighting then lower the exposure and brightness. Bam, Hollywood night shots.
Alright, thanks for the advice! I was trying to make the criminal mysterious by having it blacken his face out.
Any other comments? Feedback?
needs more ease in and out, other than that it's good.
needs more ease in and out, other than that it's good.
Alright, I'll work on that.
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