ATTENTION: This is re-posted because the old one wouldn't play. This one will work.
--NOTE: My mic and cam are good - - but the compression is pretty bad; a higher quality version is available on my site (www.angrypotatoproductions.com)--
I never came up with a plot when making this - - I just randomly grabbed some LEGOs, built a set, and started animating. I had no clue what it'd be about. After I animated it, I grabbed my mic and improvised the voices in real time to match what I had animated. I hadn't the slightest idea what I was doing for this movie.
It is continued in Part II, which you can also view.
Enjoy!
So-so.
Honestly, I couldn't tell what was going on for even a second so I couldn't really tell you what I think of the story and what not. The video quality was bad, but it was good enough, don't mind when people say it's bad because it's not worth going out and buying a whole new camera. Voicing was actually done quiet well in my opinion. My main suggestion would be to prop the camera up a little on something.
This is pretty good
But the problems I had with it were bad quality in three ways.
It may be stressful but making a loop animation turns bad if you use it for too long.
The picture quality was pretty poor
The sound quality was pretty poor
But I still liked it. You definately have potential.
Keep it up.
This is wierd, but it's funny
This is probably one of the most random things I have ever seen in my life. And for that, I call it good.
For a 4... out of 5.
i don't even know what to say.
i didn't even watch it all. it just... bothered me. i couldn't sit through it
maybe you should try actually getting others to help do voices. i think that would help this a lot. make it sound more like an animation and less like a kid playing with dolls.
wowzerz
NO THAT was irritating