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Bricks in Motion
Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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I love this theme.
I won't enter ('cause I just can't), but good luck everyone. Can't wait to see all the entries.
Well I've got my idea already now to start scripting.
I've got two potential ideas. I need to flesh them out before I stick to either.
Best of luck to everyone entering! 
does a minifig with white arms and grey hands count as a mod element?
Crap, had to wake up an hour and a half after it started. Well, off to scripting!
does a minifig with white arms and grey hands count as a mod element?
Yep!
It's funny how a minute after I woke up I get an idea.
Let's get started.
EDIT: Can a minifigure with a white head and a grey cape count?
Last edited by Troodon (December 29, 2012 (07:09am))
My script is done.
EDIT: Can a minifigure with a white head and a grey cape count?
Capes are not bricks.
Well, I'm filming...and I think it's going well! 
"The letter M"? What does this remind me of... 
Quick question: is it okay for our film to be in black and white?
I'm a bit confused, it says the mod element must be present in every frame. So if there is a pan or dolly shot, it has to be present in the entire pan, or can it be present at the end of it?
Well, when 1 mod element goes out of the screen, you could put another one in your set to make sure it's in every frame.
Quick question: is it okay for our film to be in black and white?
I'm pretty sure you can, but you would most likely have to use the letter mod instead of the color mod (Don't quote me on that, though).
Sounds intriguing. Going to try and make something for this.
Is that color mod when i place white piece above grey
Well, white and gray is still white and gray when you take away the colour.
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