Hmm, A Tell Tale Heart...A delightfully creepy tale, and one worthy of retelling.
Although as a longer analysis, with only a small portion being stop-motion, it may be more appropriate in "other films."
For now, I'll leave it here, but it may get moved later. We'll have to see.

So, as for the brickfilm part, you did a good job. There were a lot of still frames, probably due to the lengthy narration, and I think you could have done a bit more to sustain visual interest through those times of inactivity. But when there's more action going on, it looks great.

It does kinda jump into the middle of the tale, relying on the viewers to remember what led up to this moment. Thus as a film, it looses much of the story's punch, but it works fine in the context of the larger Video Study.

The camera movements, as well as the animation are great. There are some fantastic moments where the lighting and/or camera angles really shine. (0:40, 1:27, 1:35, just to name a few) And I think, as with many school assignments, more time would have yielded a more polished result. But as it is, it works just fine.

Hope you got a good grade.