Watch more stop-motion tutorials here: ru-vid.com/group/PLtkOA2qyrbHLfvrI1dAtwcmL4FH5-EJFs Chapters: 00:00 Stop Motion Studio 00:14 Introduction 00:37 Setting up a LEGO Scene 02:40 Animating a LEGO Walk Cycle 05:15 Gestures & Emotions 08:10 Using Rigs & Masking 11:08 Practical Effects using LEGO 14:46 Conclusion
Even though most of this wasn't directed at me as I have been animating for four years, I still thought it was really good. If anyone ever wanted a quick start in Lego stop motion I would definitely link this video. Great job mate :) (also I absolutely love princess storm, really well done)
Hello; I am not from USA and there is not those figures to sell. Are enough cheap to buy from USA; second hand ones? What about the different clothes etc? Thanks
09:44 hitting the record/capture button on the phone directly could cause changes in camera axis, Apple Watch might be the solution if they support that
Hi I am just about ready to start my first stop-motion "mini movie" however there is something I am not sure of...voiceover and sound. I want to create different character voices but I don't want my voice that is simply, lower, higher, robotic or chipmunk. I want a woman's voice to be a women, Asian to be Asian, etc. What is the best way to do this? Also do you have a preferred site or app for your sound effects? Thanks.
This is fantastic, very well done. Mind if I ask which parts used to create that arm? I'm realively new to this, including Lego, my darkages last much longer. Subscribed!
I just found your channel, all of your videos are great, It was great to see another Christan animator, I subscribed to you and CAN'T WAIT to see whats next! Stay Creative! 😀
oh my god. while watching the part with the rig and all, i relised that ur character looks very simmilar to mine. i made mine with the same hair and torso(and hands), teh only differences are thhe legs and face. for the legs i used emmets face and for the legs i used some black jeans. (btw i love the video)
I just have one question.. what if the room I’m animating in has sky lights with no curtains? I’ve been having trouble with my lighting and I can’t really take my set into another room, and the only good spot is my living room. The only thing is that I have skylights which present a problem when animating. Just wondering if anyone can give me pointers.
I’d say that maybe the best thing would to be build a box around your set, maybe out of large pieces of foam board. Leave as much of the front open as you need to get in, and try to secure it down so you don’t bump it. Could be tricky though, since you’ll need your lights inside of it! And of course, be sure not to catch anything on fire if your lights are warm and beside the foam board.
What hinders my projects is that in the application the "mask" is paid ;-; , I loved the tutorial, I will use these tips to improve my animations, thank you very much for this video.
I have three bendy neck desk lamps with fluorescent bulbs and also a soft box light with fluorescent bulbs. But lighting is versatile! You can use any lights you have.
Absolutely fantastic helpful job as always, good sir! In my opinion, you've now reached the #1 spot for brickfilm tutorials (although Nathan Wells is coming up). Keep it up!
Your a very good stopmotionmaker and I hope to see more of your works! I've been doing stop motion for one year and this video was still helpful God bless!
Oof man im sorry to hear that. I’m disappointed that they’re banning anyone they disagree with on any level. Please, join a new community me and some friends are starting: www.brickfilmers.com
