Amazing job, I can't wait to see the full thing when it is finished if I can ever get my hands on a copy of it.

You didn't tell me people were going to be saying smart things. Do I have to say smart things? Is it too late to back out?

Wow, this is looking amazing! I'm really hyped for it.

It'll be okay, Buxton. Just be yourself.
Heck, you have a TON of experience with this. After all, you're our unofficial 'media darling/ambassador.'

Actually, this was all part of the master plan….to woo the female demographic into watching the documentary.
*Girls swoon and their hearts melt like butter over British accents.

*[Disclaimer…not all girls, but an overwhelming number of girls do.]

I'm very impressed with the lighting and overall cinematography. It looked like you were shooting with a Cinestyle picture style. The quote was very appropriate to this film.

Primarily shot in a non-cine color style on the Panasonic Gh4, actually! With a little stuff from the Sony A7S and whatever Tommy Williamson uses. I find the really flat styles aren't very helpful unless you're shooting an outdoor setting with a huge amount of dynamic range. There is a certain flatness to the color grading, though, I have become a big fan of the look of Philip Bloom's short films and I think I'm emulating that somewhat.

Identifying the Brickfilmers

The man at the beginning is Errol Elumir, a member from the olden days of Brickfilms.com.

Chris Boyer (slothpaladin) begins speaking around 0:19.

At 0:42 we see James Morr, aka KG / Spastikchuwawa, as Rachel Dew (Dewfilms) speaks.

At 0:59, that's Sean Willets (filmyguy) working on the Thor Vs. Zeus Epic Rap Battle video. Forrestfire101's shoulder makes a brief cameo on the right.

At 1:01 we see Tommy Williamson (Bricknerd Studios) overseeing James Morr and Kevin Ulrich (Brotherhood Workshop), filming footage for the official LEGO documentary Beyond the Brick: A LEGO Brickumentary.

At 1:04 we're with Garrett Barati in his animation studio.

1:10, Jay Silver. 1:21 - the golem from his film The Gauntlet!

1:36 NXTManiac, aka Dylan Woodley.

This is really excellent, Sméagol. It was super exciting to watch and I had a blast identifying everyone.

If the documentary is half as good as the teaser is, then I'll be a happy camper!

The presentation here is just spectacular. I love that the quote was included at the beginning, as, it really tied everything together, aside from everyone having ties to brickfilming.

The documentary seems to be very introspective, looking in every detail, opinion, and experience of each interviewee, which is very nice. I'm glad this won't be just a look at peoples collections. It seems to be a much greater experience - going further into the minds of these creators, not just a look at their tools of the trade.

If you run your mouth long enough they find something that can put into a context that makes you sound interesting and deep, I mean I was just talking about some facebook meme image that I'm sure could have been put into a different context to sound banal and trite.