Topic: LEGO Titanfall
Hi
I recently finsished my Lego Titanfall Brickfilm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3Z9TzwvlNg
Making of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af_qtfuNJyM
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Hi
I recently finsished my Lego Titanfall Brickfilm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3Z9TzwvlNg
Making of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af_qtfuNJyM
Nice CG skills. Smooth animation as well. 
What a very impressive action brickfilm with amazings special effects and well designed MOCs! It is a great job!
What software(s) are you using for the special effects? And how many frame per second?
Last edited by Redbrickstudio (October 18, 2014 (09:11am))
Thank you for the positive Feedback:)
What software(s) are you using for the special effects? And how many frame per second?
I use the entire Adobe Production suite (After Effects, Premiere Pro, etc.) and Blender for the CGI animations.
It was all filmed with 24 fps.
Pretty good. The one thing you could work on is how quick some of the movements were. Like, whenever something was flying, the action was too fast. Aside from that, the visual effects were quite good. Also, having the "Making of" video was really nice, especially for something with this many effects. Well done.
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