you've had a massive glow up man, your latest submission rocks
you've had a massive glow up man, your latest submission rocks
Thanks! Going to college was worth it haha
holy shit is that @nickconter ????
I had no clue who this guy is but seeing as Hes got more followers than me the answer is yes this is now an unofficial nickconter Collab.
Not so bad that it deserves to get blammed, but it's pretty bland
sfx of the brick placing is a bit too heavy when it's only a couple bricks actually being placed on screen
Yeah, I can see that. Thx for the advice though.
I love it when stopmo hits the portal!
Set design and lighting look great! A little touch up in compositing to keep the rubble and sand in place when you mean for it to be still and some more secondary action in the character animation and you'll be cooking!
Thanks, definitely going to work on character animation in next project.
really cool style, but better tracking onto the tv screen would be awesome
Thanks for the heads up. I'll try to get that fixed once the new cartoon is finished.
A stopmo entry, awesome :0
Thank you!
The framing isn't bad, but the camera is always so stiff and the zooms make it feel like we're watching a slideshow during some shots. They're sock puppets! Ask yourself why you chose to use sock puppets and how you can best utilize their advantages to plus your film. Make them move! Get a little goofy in the visual presentation and acting to starkly contrast the story and narration(it's a tight line to walk, but you can do it with quick cuts and close ups).
Honestly it's a little surprising that when someone finally does talk out loud on screen you decided to keep their mouth closed shut :/
Thanks for the feedback! I'll keep it in mind if I ever use a camera again haha, this project was my first (and since then, last) attempt at directing a live action film of any kind so it ended up a bit unrefined
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