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LEGO The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies - Teaser Trailer [HD]
Only a few days left until the last Hobbit film starts playing in theaters - in the meantime enjoy this LEGO remake of the teaser trailer co-produced with Alexander and Thomas from Legostudio01 (http://tinyurl.com/oanafkw)
It's a pretty good re-creation, the composting is far better than that in most brickfilms which attempt such a thing, but I have one minor issues: just because you can make the LEGO horse's legs move more realistically with After Effects, doesn't mean you should; that was downright creepy.
Nice remake of this teaser, with his dramatical and visual effect! I like it!
Nice remake. Best one out there. Although I think you use to much live footage rather than stop motion.
Nice one, it has some impressive shots and VFX. The lighting is really well achieved. Well done!
Thank you for the friendly responses 
[...] just because you can make the LEGO horse's legs move more realistically with After Effects, doesn't mean you should; that was downright creepy.
We will keep that in mind 
[...]Although I think you use to much live footage rather than stop motion.
Kind of funny, but we don't use any live footage in this film 
It's all stop motion.
[...]The lighting is really well achieved.
Thank you! It wasn't easy to achieve the same lighting as used in the original trailer.
You guys did a darn clean job!!! Congrats!! I really enjoy watching it. Lightning, composition, FX, the overall is so sweet! Thanks!!
I loved the lighting and the animation.
Harborlight Productions wrote:[...]Although I think you use to much live footage rather than stop motion.
Kind of funny, but we don't use any live footage in this film
It's all stop motion.
At times in the animation, I thought the Legos had invisible strings attached to the hands and they were pulled up and down (even though that's not possible). It just proves how smooth the animation was.
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