When I saw the notifications I thought: "No... it can't be!" But it was true! Also great behind the scenes. I really wish you had a bit more recognition, but I guess since you're working on projects for LEGO you don't have enough time, so that might be part of it. I love this channel
Oh god! I didn’t knew I could love the behind the scenes as much as the original video 😅 Dude it’s amazing the amount of detail from your setup, all the way till the visual editing! I was just so surprised haha, I love the effort you put to this animations; I can tell you it’s absolutely worth it 👌 keep making videos like these!
Timelines vary for every project. Generally pre-production lasts about a month, and animation/post production another month. Longer projects like the recent LEGO Batman videos I directed had a much more extensive production timeline.
This is awesome man! You are definitely one of my favorite LEGO animators! One question: how long have you been animating? With LEGO or other things. Thanks for making great content!
Thanks! Got started in my college dorm room in 2015, "The Painter" was my first ever stop motion film. Started as a hobby and now I'm lucky enough to do freelance work like this every now and then!
Niceeeee! Huge congrats and good luck with your next projects! Btw what is the name of the motion control system that you use? I am planning of building it as my next project after finishing my slider haha
Thanks man! I appreciate it, same to you. For motion control I've been lucky enough to have access to some large rigs called the Orbital and Orbital XL (I work at a studio that employs me as a moco operator). I used those rigs for this project, but recently purchased a smaller moco rig for me to use from home called the eMotimo ST4 (it's similar to the slider you're building).
Would you please do some of Harry's Potter in the Lego? I'm also an animator (beginner) but I enjoy creating it and watching other works. PS: I'm Czech
@@cardboardclips5036 its a 24mm macro, so you can get really close to characters and maintain a wide DOF. You can also insert inside set pieces and create some really cool camera movements with motion control
It is my main job when I have the work! I currently work as a freelancer in the Atlanta film industry and do everything from DPing, editing, production work on set and other things. The freedom allows me to focus fully on animation jobs when opportunities arise. Eventually I'd love to focus more on directing, but I'm super passionate about a future that involves working in animation somehow.
It seems the page where my videos were being hosted has been changed, I was not aware. These videos were intended to be released in partnership with B&N, hence why it takes you to the website where they used to be featured on the main splash page. I assure you I am definitely not collecting any kind of affilitate commission lol. I will upload the videos directly to my channel soon and adjust the link. Thanks for letting me know!
Love to see the bts! Congrats and keep up the great work :D
Thanks so much man!
You are amazing!! I love these behind the scenes videos, very cool to see how you work. Very inspirational too.
When I saw the notifications I thought: "No... it can't be!" But it was true! Also great behind the scenes. I really wish you had a bit more recognition, but I guess since you're working on projects for LEGO you don't have enough time, so that might be part of it. I love this channel
So awesome! Love bts videos very insightful super cool to see you work on these!
Bro, this is great!!! I love the glowing torches in hogwarts! You are just amazing 😁😁😁
Thanks so much! Brickstuff lights look great everywhere
Great job! I’m so happy you uploaded!
Oh god! I didn’t knew I could love the behind the scenes as much as the original video 😅 Dude it’s amazing the amount of detail from your setup, all the way till the visual editing! I was just so surprised haha, I love the effort you put to this animations; I can tell you it’s absolutely worth it 👌 keep making videos like these!
Thanks so much! There will be more coming later this month actually
Thanks for putting the link to the actual video in the description.
wou, wou, wou, wou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AMAZING VIDEO MATE!
You are truly so gifted and talented!
How long does it take you to do these projects for LEGO? And would you make a tips and tricks video in the future?
Timelines vary for every project. Generally pre-production lasts about a month, and animation/post production another month. Longer projects like the recent LEGO Batman videos I directed had a much more extensive production timeline.
Ayy nice job man, have been following you for a couple years and it’s awesome you’re finally getting paid for your talents!
Thanks man!
@@AntBandit Np! If you ever need any voice over help and let me know! I haven't done anything before but would love to try it!
This is awesome man! You are definitely one of my favorite LEGO animators! One question: how long have you been animating? With LEGO or other things. Thanks for making great content!
Thanks! Got started in my college dorm room in 2015, "The Painter" was my first ever stop motion film. Started as a hobby and now I'm lucky enough to do freelance work like this every now and then!
@@AntBandit that's cool! I think I started around then but am nowhere near you lol
You are an amazing animator. Keep the great work. See you on your next video :)
Great Video! Thank you for the making-off! :)
Hope lego hires you again! What an awesome job!
Woah so Fat cool!😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱👌👌📷📷📸📸📸
What to best professional camera to film this
2:51 why the camera do big 😂
And how do you hook up the battery to the small LEDs and fit them inside the LEGO brick?
Brickstuff lightkits come with battery packs that connect to the LED's. You should check out their starter kit, it has everything you would need.
Omg! My question popped up! Thank you for your input!
You deserve more❤
How do you handle dust? Everything looks so clean 😮
Please lego Harry Potter And deathlly the hallows part 2
Niceeeee! Huge congrats and good luck with your next projects! Btw what is the name of the motion control system that you use? I am planning of building it as my next project after finishing my slider haha
Thanks man! I appreciate it, same to you. For motion control I've been lucky enough to have access to some large rigs called the Orbital and Orbital XL (I work at a studio that employs me as a moco operator). I used those rigs for this project, but recently purchased a smaller moco rig for me to use from home called the eMotimo ST4 (it's similar to the slider you're building).
Disturbingly underated I subbed :)
were those videos for the commercials advertising the lego sets?
Thank you bro! :)
Where can I find the video your making?
You can currently watch both of the videos on the LEGO Harry Potter page on the Barnes & Noble website! I've attached the link in the description.
Ok I’ll go watch them now!
you are brillant
I've always enjoyed making vfx in blender but I've never heard of the bricker addon, what is it and where can I find it?
Would you please do some of Harry's Potter in the Lego? I'm also an animator (beginner) but I enjoy creating it and watching other works. PS: I'm Czech
Thanks for answering my previous question I'll have to give tongal a look. Another quick question though what is that probe lens your using?
Of course man! It's a 24mm Laowa Probe Lens
Great stuff man! What on earth is this lens at 1:39??
Its a 24mm Laowa Probe Lens!
@@AntBandit what’s that lens used for?
@@cardboardclips5036 its a 24mm macro, so you can get really close to characters and maintain a wide DOF. You can also insert inside set pieces and create some really cool camera movements with motion control
@@AntBandit oh ok
It’s so expensive what do you have to recommend to me less expensive?
Is this your main job or a side job? If it’s your main job, you are a very VERY lucky man.
It is my main job when I have the work! I currently work as a freelancer in the Atlanta film industry and do everything from DPing, editing, production work on set and other things. The freedom allows me to focus fully on animation jobs when opportunities arise. Eventually I'd love to focus more on directing, but I'm super passionate about a future that involves working in animation somehow.
What app do you use
The link does not lead to the video but to a shop! is that a scam to secretly collect affiliate commission ?!
It seems the page where my videos were being hosted has been changed, I was not aware. These videos were intended to be released in partnership with B&N, hence why it takes you to the website where they used to be featured on the main splash page. I assure you I am definitely not collecting any kind of affilitate commission lol.
I will upload the videos directly to my channel soon and adjust the link. Thanks for letting me know!
I just updated the link in the description! The actual video is linked in an unlisted video on my channel now.
Where's the video?
I've just updated the link in the description, you'll be able to watch the actual video there!
@@AntBandit Thanks! You're the best!
What camera do u use
I filmed this on a Sony A73!