/r/Brickfilms
Brickfilms are a form of stop-motion animation made using LEGO bricks or similar plastic toys. Post your work, tips, guides, or ask for feedback!
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Brickfilms are a form of stop-motion animation made using LEGO bricks or similar plastic toys. Post your work, tips, guides, or ask for feedback!
Brick à Brack - Active community in French and English.
Bricksinmotion.com - A LEGO stop-motion community on the internet ( share brickfilms, watch brickfilms and chat with brickfilmers).
Brickfilms.com - Former most popular brickfilming site. Not much community left, but offers great tutorials.
The Brickfilmers Guild - News, info, contests, social networking for brickfilmers.
The Set Bump - News blog covering the latest in the world of LEGO animation.
/r/Brickfilms
Only took me 3 years to finish it 🥲
check out this animation i made :))
so for my next stop motion I plan on it taking place in the city of theed from naboo in star wars how would I go about making the set though should I make one huge set and animate all of it through there I should I make multiple different sets and scenery?
Here’s my newest animation!! It took me a little over a year to make
Took me like 7 months to finish this because of school and work getting in the way but I’m pretty proud out how it came out. Some of my best work
I remember in the early 2010s watching a Lego stop motion video called Lego War III. In it these legos guys had to retrieve a brickarms lego piece from a fortress, and I remember at the end Indiana jones comes in and saves them. There are few more details I can remember if that may help.