Very entertaining! You did a great job at keeping the story going and not letting anything drag out longer than it needed to. Like the others have said, creative use of the microfigures! Switching between the large set and miniatures was not confusing, which is good! Sometimes these things can be hard to get right. One thing for improvement would be to set your camera to manual focus (really everything on the camera should be set to manual: white balance, aperture, focus, etc). It was a bit distracting when the focus of the camera would switch between the foreground and background. Also, be careful what you are focusing on and pay attention to the minimum focusing distance of your camera. If you try to focus on your minifigure but he is too close, closer than the minimum focusing distance, then he will still be out of focus even if your camera is set to manual. To remedy this, just move the camera further away from the figure and enlarge the image in post-production. That's really my only big piece of advice. There's always little things that can be improved, but some of it just comes with practice. You did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so hopefully I will know when you release your next stuff. Can't wait!
Thanks! I put a lot of hard work into this video, but I have one thing to say, for me, it is hard to set it on manual focus. My camera has wifi and I use a remote camera on my iPod and it doesn't have enough options to do manual focus. I tried to use monkey Jam and other apps, but my camera would connect to the app as the sub was in the computer. Do you know why this is?
+Ian'sBrick Studio Hmm, I don't use that program so I'm not sure why it isn't working. Even if you can't get manual focus, keep making videos because you are talented and make great stuff!
+Plastic Planet Productions Okay, thanks! I understand why it won't work, maybe because it's not an EOS or DLSR, but, I'll stick with what I have! And remember, always feel free to check back for upcoming videos and events! Thanks for the help! -Ian
+The Awesome Brick Master Thanks! It took a long time to make this video, and I already like the support I'm getting! I'm happy you enjoyed it! Also, don't forget to like comment and share!! Thanks again! -Ian
Very entertaining! You did a great job at keeping the story going and not letting anything drag out longer than it needed to. Like the others have said, creative use of the microfigures! Switching between the large set and miniatures was not confusing, which is good! Sometimes these things can be hard to get right. One thing for improvement would be to set your camera to manual focus (really everything on the camera should be set to manual: white balance, aperture, focus, etc). It was a bit distracting when the focus of the camera would switch between the foreground and background. Also, be careful what you are focusing on and pay attention to the minimum focusing distance of your camera. If you try to focus on your minifigure but he is too close, closer than the minimum focusing distance, then he will still be out of focus even if your camera is set to manual. To remedy this, just move the camera further away from the figure and enlarge the image in post-production. That's really my only big piece of advice. There's always little things that can be improved, but some of it just comes with practice. You did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so
0:35 PAC-MAN
1:37 Donkey Kong
2:37 Tetris
2:55 Frogger
3:18 Space Invaders
3:45 Asteroids
Wow this was a really creative idea! Also the set for frogger looked like it took a long time to make!
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Very entertaining! You did a great job at keeping the story going and not letting anything drag out longer than it needed to. Like the others have said, creative use of the microfigures! Switching between the large set and miniatures was not confusing, which is good! Sometimes these things can be hard to get right. One thing for improvement would be to set your camera to manual focus (really everything on the camera should be set to manual: white balance, aperture, focus, etc). It was a bit distracting when the focus of the camera would switch between the foreground and background. Also, be careful what you are focusing on and pay attention to the minimum focusing distance of your camera. If you try to focus on your minifigure but he is too close, closer than the minimum focusing distance, then he will still be out of focus even if your camera is set to manual. To remedy this, just move the camera further away from the figure and enlarge the image in post-production. That's really my only big piece of advice. There's always little things that can be improved, but some of it just comes with practice. You did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so hopefully I will know when you release your next stuff. Can't wait!
Thanks! I put a lot of hard work into this video, but I have one thing to say, for me, it is hard to set it on manual focus. My camera has wifi and I use a remote camera on my iPod and it doesn't have enough options to do manual focus. I tried to use monkey Jam and other apps, but my camera would connect to the app as the sub was in the computer. Do you know why this is?
+Ian'sBrick Studio Hmm, I don't use that program so I'm not sure why it isn't working. Even if you can't get manual focus, keep making videos because you are talented and make great stuff!
+Plastic Planet Productions Okay, thanks! I understand why it won't work, maybe because it's not an EOS or DLSR, but, I'll stick with what I have! And remember, always feel free to check back for upcoming videos and events! Thanks for the help!
-Ian
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A nice idea! I was very entertained by your Brickfilm! Thank You.
Altlandstudios Thanks for the support! 😀
1 PAC-MAN
2 Donkey Kong
3 TETRIS
4 Frogger
5 Space Invaders
6 Asteroids
THIS... IS... INCREDIBLE
I recently watched pixels again it reminds me of the movie
LEGO an Arcade Games two things i love. NIce movie
Well done.
that was so cool! i like how you re-created classic video games in lego! I also thought that the use of the microfigures was really smart!
+The Awesome Brick Master Thanks! It took a long time to make this video, and I already like the support I'm getting! I'm happy you enjoyed it! Also, don't forget to like comment and share!! Thanks again!
-Ian
Ian'sBrick Studio Your welcome!
These are so cool
Thanks lol
+Ian'sBrickStudio I wish you could get s mic so you could talk or add voices idk it would be pretty cool
+Not awesome disney toys I have a mic but I don't use it much in my videos... If you want me to add more dialogue I'm fine with that...
+Ian'sBrickStudio ohh well I thought it would be cool but keep doing what your doing
+Not awesome disney toys thanks! I appreciate it!
Cool
timmy team thanks
The places he visited to:
Pac-Man.
Donkey Kong.
Tetris.
Frogger.
Space Invaders.
And Asteroids.
I loved the parts when you zoom in and out of shots.
4:28 Hi ,you not are in a other film ?(i m not very very good in english)
HAHAHAHAHA!!!!! At 1:39 the voice cross over
you forgot Galaga
Greaty S lol yea... I wanted to include that game but when I tried to make it, it was hard and came out sloppy... but I hope u enjoyed the rest!
1Eat dots (pac man)
2 Barells and fbs (dk)
3 stack (tetris)
4 traffc (frogger)
5 fire(si)
F Play asods (astroids)
Good one.
nice
Pause at 0:10 theres super Mario there
he screamed at the game
Bad voice but brickfilm is good
Ian you should do like a walking dead video
The tetris blocks never vanished when a line was cleared.
Chris Brandow I didn't even realize that! Thanks for pointing it out!
How do you make it move?
Maura Dorado A LOT of pictures strung together at a certain frame rate
Amazing like + sub
What about centipede and galaga
Should I make a part 2?
1:10 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!! 8O
I saw Mario in real life Lego…
O seu vídeo muito bom
1:57 this is not the og dk game theme
how would it be sloppy
Who is this guy named
A full name
Where is Galaga?
UA-cam P00p Just wait... Part 2 may be on the way 👍😃
i wonder why frogger looks like crossy road..
Michelle Bernardo becuse is caros road
lego
Ho else saw mario in his kart
i was mario driving
Okay lol, thanks for watching!
0:10 mario?
Coolyoshiman 6502 Yea
Ian'sBrickStudio cool
How to make pac-man
y tf did he turn asian for a portion of the video??😂😂
Connor 😂😂 What do you mean
Lego. Pac. Man
si sierrto en el segundo 0:10 si era mario
Think is a pixel
sonic.exe tails demise song huhh?
Nice can u see mine pls
no
Смешарики
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Very entertaining! You did a great job at keeping the story going and not letting anything drag out longer than it needed to. Like the others have said, creative use of the microfigures! Switching between the large set and miniatures was not confusing, which is good! Sometimes these things can be hard to get right. One thing for improvement would be to set your camera to manual focus (really everything on the camera should be set to manual: white balance, aperture, focus, etc). It was a bit distracting when the focus of the camera would switch between the foreground and background. Also, be careful what you are focusing on and pay attention to the minimum focusing distance of your camera. If you try to focus on your minifigure but he is too close, closer than the minimum focusing distance, then he will still be out of focus even if your camera is set to manual. To remedy this, just move the camera further away from the figure and enlarge the image in post-production. That's really my only big piece of advice. There's always little things that can be improved, but some of it just comes with practice. You did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so did a good job with the sound and editing. It was a creative story idea! I'm actually working on a video game themed brickfilm too. It's about the game Super Bomberman. Glad you didn't have that game in your video otherwise it would look like I was copying you! Hopefully I'll be ready to share it next week. All in all, you did great work here. I can tell you put a lot of time in it, and it paid off! I subbed and turned on notifications, so
MultiMatiassss Thanks for the support! This helps a lot
Cool