Yeah, camera movement is one of the big challenges in stop motion animation. It would be interesting to see more Behind The Scenes about pre-production and how you inspire to build your sets.

@BrotherhoodWorkshop

9 жыл бұрын

HarryAndBillyBrick I will take that into consideration :) Inspiration is hard to be specific about. It's generally pretty straightforward. "I have an idea! I need these things for the idea. I will build them!"

@nicolasbolas2247

9 жыл бұрын

BrotherhoodWorkshop Could you maybe watch my lego animations? I just want you opinion on them. Please? It would reall help me out. Thank you.

@idiotbrickdoctor

9 жыл бұрын

BrotherhoodWorkshop could you make the trailer for the first hobbit movie. You know leading up to the last trailer. Just so you have all three trailers.

@BrickInMind

7 жыл бұрын

HarryAndBillyBrick totally agree. this is something i am trying currently and it is a huge struggle. However my productions are not as advanced and as long as from Brotherhood Workshop but it can be challanging already.

Great video, crisp clear....super great job, we love them all...

I've been using camera movement a lot more lately, and I must say that thise techniques have really improved my videos! Also, to anyone who uses stop-motion studio: I suggest, and especially for camera movements, to try onion skinning. It is THE BEST.

Can't wait for the next video. You're really awesome!

Brilliant camera and minifig motion tips.

Your videos are always fun to watch, thank you for the hard work and effort you put into them.

Personally I have lego train city train track. Of which I built something to hold the camera with train axels on the bottom, and then just move the set up along the rails for each frame and block the wheels with bricks on the ties for each shot For making sure the subject is always constant I use onion skinning

@benjamindeverter45

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip

@sideways198

5 жыл бұрын

Off topic, but will you get the new commander jetfire

Love this guy!

Great hints and tips, I need all the help I can get, my animations are getting better but yours are in another stratosphere, thanks again 😀👍😀

I really love and enjoy watching your videos on this. It's very interesting to see a fellow artist in the filming area making stop-motion. I am slowly learning this besides working on my art. Can't wait for your next video to come out soon :)

I love these videos.

Dude what you do is amazing

Major Skills right there.

Your stop motion is so smooth!😮

Dude, that's just incredible! I play LEGO from 3 age and your channel makes me happy and inspires me to making some new big mocs. Thanks for so interesting videos!

Thanks man this is an interesting technique, and it was helpful in understanding stop motion camera movement. For me that has been the most challenging.

Thx for this behind the scenes this will help me! 😉

I just want to say you are awesome man

Amaizing man.. Wow .. This is crazy

My first comment on KZread actually. Just saw your non stop trailer by coincidence. I just got to say: SO AMAZING! Your stuff is really cool! What a great talent! :) I'd love to see more behind the scenes!

I asked this question on the last video! Thanks for answering!!!

Very cool! I usually move the set rather than the camera as well. Just works better.

Awesome!

Your behind the scenes videos are so helpful, some Times I like them more then your actual films! XD

@garbagechannelpleaseleavet8759

7 жыл бұрын

Mike Bricks ME TOO brw

That was really interesting!

I suppose it's best to move the wooden table top instead of just the set because it limits your movements and helps your animations look smoother.

Good work, i loove :)

super cool, ill have to try this, cant wait for your next vid, i check like 3 times a day to see if u have any new posts!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the Advice!!

I love your videos!!!!!!

Putting your camera and tripod on some slidy foam-core is a brave move. Although you can't argue with the results and the price tag is appealing!

this was really help full thanks

You are awesome !!!

Love the vid

Very nice! ;)

Great tutorial!

Jesus Christ this is very difficult. Awesome bro \o

I just built a little wheeled cart out of LEGO that I tape my camera too. The few stop motions I've done all involved car chases, so a wheeled camera holder may not work as well for other stuff.

great video thank you very much!!

Amazing :)

Thanks for the tips

Great videos

Love it

Dang you're good!

I like these video's :D

Cool!

Very Clever to use just the heads to make the set look bigger/taller. I also noticed that you used the old Ronald Weasley Hairpiece next to the new Ronald Weasley Hairpiece. I also saw gorgy in Diagon Alley. Another thing I noticed is that the Barrel Escape set is placed on top of the Elven Halls as well as a the Map form the Goblin King Battle Set that the Scribe holds in professor Lupin's office. Also Is there a Rancor in the Background?

Do you work on lego projects simultaneously or finish them one at a time? It looks like you have a new Guardians video and a new Hobbit video in the works at the same time! Can't wait! You rock!

Awesome video! It would be really cool if you made a Star Trek one

How do you have the patience? Man, I admire you. I wish I could do something like that.

@daipodcharger2k156

8 жыл бұрын

Yessss ikr

cool. I love this. so fun. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎥📷📷

nice work

Hello BrotherhoodWorkshop, you have really good skills with animating. I would like to ask you, what will be the best technique to keep a minifigure without any shaking during a walk or a movement. And what's the best way not to lose/forget a movement when you are moving multiple figures. And when will you make a Star Wars project?

@COMMANDERFOX31

9 жыл бұрын

Joey Pishkin I agree with you regarding the Onionskin. However, only iStopmotion offers that, I am a Windows user using Sony Vegas and CS6, onion skinning does not exist for those versions.

@rigatoni621

9 жыл бұрын

***** I doubt you have the money for Dragonframe but that has onion skinning (Dragonframe is $299 though) and there is another free program called Sam Animation which has onion skinning

Simple and Affective

Wow, you are extremely patient XD

Awesome! Thank you so much! I might use some of your tips in my next video!

@BrotherhoodWorkshop

9 жыл бұрын

LizzyLife More power to you!

@BittyBabyProductions

9 жыл бұрын

:)

@m.morrisresourcesllc7800

7 жыл бұрын

+BrotherhoodWorkshop love your videos keep going 😍😍😍

I would like to see your lighting techniques in your next tutorial.

This was really helpful. :) My stop motions are really shaky when moving to the next scene. Thanks for the help. :)

Epic :)

I’m gonna find this very handy in the future

Sweet tips, I will hopefully try these in my future films. Can you please make a video covering all of the aspects of advanced lighting? Thanks man, I appreciate it! :D

@oceanman11166

9 жыл бұрын

:D

You know, you should try making a "Back to the Future" brick film! It'll be AWSOME!

Which Camera you could suggest to a Stop Motion video? Love all of your job man! Keep it that way!

@BrotherhoodWorkshop

9 жыл бұрын

Bobbricks123 I use a Canon T2I, and it's worked pretty well for me.

Omg I think I have the exact same tripod as you!!

Very useful video. Could you shoot video about making more smooth movement during montage?

You should really consider making animating tutorials, like walking, running and stuff like that! That would be great!! Did you go to comic-con this year? What about a video?

You rock

Useful thanks

Genius

To make the camera less shaky, I suggest taping a ruler to the floor to keep the cardboard from rotating

Your videos are always amazing! Some day I hope my videos will be as good as yours.

Do you ever shoot a move that's a bit shaky, turn it into video footage in Final Cut and then stabilise it later?

👍🏻 cool

Can you make a video on the lighting part of making good stop motion? How do you get the colors so nice?

Awesome video as always! I just have one quick question, what would you say is the most difficult part about stop-motion? Thank you so much for being my inspiration to make Brickfilms!

Great channel! PS You can use Warp Stabilizer in Adobe Premiere or After Effects for even more smooth camera moves

Cool

New hobbit video next week and guardians of the galaxy next. Please tell this is not a dream.😃

@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369

3 жыл бұрын

It was not

Im waiting for your next video😃😄

Another great BTS vid! How do you make things fly IF they aren't able to be attached to things in the shot?

Your amazing

Great

BROTHERHOOD WORKSHOP!! Please make a video of the mines of moria!!

Can you do one for a more complex motion (like diving in and out or shaking (smoothly, not randomly)

I've kinda stop moving my camera and now only really on after effects presets for camera movement.

I once used the Steven Spielberg movie maker set and even I did stop motion with that, the camera weren’t all that though..... I still love stop motion till today, they say your a big kid at heart but I don’t care I love Lego animation even making them

you are soooo good at masking. I always make one or two mistakes. how do I prevent this?

@egg7212

8 жыл бұрын

Practice.

One quick tip maby: Try to use the Warp stabilizer from after effects. It might smooth out the camera moves :)

Can you please bring Jerry back? He needs more stories!

liked it

What settings do you use for your camera? Awesome video by the way.

Wow, that's really clever! Thank you for this tutorial :) Oh, and by the way, I've got a question: Are you making the music used in your videos on your own?

@jamescawood

9 жыл бұрын

He doesn't, read the description in his brickfilms to find out

@Legostudio01

9 жыл бұрын

Lucas Cawood Uhm, well...Why didn't I notice this before? Hehe, thanks for your reply :D

Maybe you could try to stabilise the shaky shots with adobe's motion stabiliser?

Could you do a tutorial on rotoscoping?

Wow helps so much! Was wondering how to do sliding shots without gettin a 50 dollar slider😂😂

@BrotherhoodWorkshop

3 жыл бұрын

this video has suggestions: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jKlkx6iio5TWocY.html

@andrewproffitt3

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrotherhoodWorkshop thank you so much!

@andrewproffitt3

3 жыл бұрын

Btw your definitely my favorite stop motion maker on you tube. Keep up the good work!

Hey brotherhood workshop can you do like a 10-12 min. Video on behind the sense because I think that would be very helpful and if not try to do a lot more bts plz

do you know of a good and free "masking" program? because i can't afford adobe after effect for a while..

It would be brilliant if you showed us step by step how to make either a Triassic park stop motion or a shark stop motion step by step...

What advice would you give to someone who wants to go into animation of any kind

Do you only use adobe After Effects to edit? Or do you use something like Premier or Final cut also?