We are a small community of French and Danish AFOLs (Adults Fans of Lego) and cinema lovers/film enthusiasts, who make brickfilms for fun - and for entertainment purposes only.
Brickfilms are stop motion films made using Lego bricks and Lego minifigures (mostly). We usually film at 25 fps (=frames per seconds), meaning that a 5-minute animation requires 7,500 images!
Currently, we mainly use a Canon EOS70D DSLR camera to take the photos for our films. When we started making brickfilms over 15 years ago, we used a SD Sony camera recorder, so you can imagine that the image quality was not the best...!
Check out our Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages to see behind the scenes photos, or to read news about our upcoming projects.
Check out our website: www.kamekpictures.com or www.kadoov.wixsite.com/kamek-pictures If you want to contact us, drop us a message on our social media channels, or at kamekpictures@gmail.com.
Holy cow!! stop-motion adventure films can be really difficult because they require a much more complex script than most of the "war films." That said, you nailed it! Lighting, timing, camera angles, little comic skits, all of it was excellent. I to am waiting for part 2, but take your time. If it's going to be better than this you've got a really big goal ahead if you! Well done!
This was beautifully well crafted, what was the material used for the ground it looks actually really good. I might consider adding that to my Lego city, I think it’s dope.
Thanks ☺️ How the ground was made: use a polystyrene board as base, then cover with some PVA glue mixed with water, and sprinkle with flock made of sand and tiny stones (you can buy this in a Games Workshop/Warhammer shop, or any hobby/model kit shop), then let it dry for a day. Then paint with acrylic colours.
