Timeflux - I am a video production teacher and want to say it is a treat to see a tutorial done with thought and care. Great job and thanks for sharing.
I’m in my early 20s I remember watching this video when it first came out, I have to say I really enjoy this video, and I come back almost yearly just to reminisce lol. Although I never made a stop motion video, ever time I watch it just inspires me to do one someday.
Thanks, my little boy loves legos and loves these lego videos forever, I have been meaning to work on a project with him like this for a while. although I knew the basic idea, this was very helpful.
Thanks I know this is a old video but I recently saw the Lego Movie an its inspired me to do some stop motion animation with Lego's I have a whole bottom drawer filled with Lego's only problem I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO START Lol so I looked for how to guides this is the best one thanks
well i'm doing my LEGO The Justice League movie and I have learn how to do Stop Motion Animation so yay and I did a very good job of keeping my hand of on the shot
thats' a good question ) I'll ask on forums how it will be more suitable for people. Most of lego fans are 9-13 years old so I think that dubbing is better, but subtitling is easier for me ))) Thanks anyway for your permission - I'll make it suitable for russian audience within a week )
There are many free ones across the internet, such as SAM Animation, but you could use Windows Movie Maker (Vista version is the easiest). I use a paid one called iKit Movie, which is made for stop-motion and includes sounds and music.
A few questions ... How do you keep the baseplate steady, and stop everything from jiggling around and looking terrible? Is it absolutely necesary to blu-tack it? How can you regulate the frame rate? Do you have to make a guess of how many frames will fit into a second? Where did you get all those legos? Sure, I know you can get legos from Amazon and other websites, but they're too specific, are there places you can get general sets?
love your tutorial. I am a teacher and think about using it in class for making movies and inspiring pupils to research on their own. may be their English gets a kickstart.
If you're using a webcam you could try something like qStopMotion or Anasazi. You could also use qStopmotion to process external images (i.e. from a digital camera). You then need a video editor to get it looking professional. You could try Wax though it's a bit hard to use. The software mentioned above is freeware.
I am going to begin creating stopmotion videos, i just want to know how you make the legos float like when the lego pulls out the lego brick to show what they are.
I remember watching this when I was like 6
Timeflux - I am a video production teacher and want to say it is a treat to see a tutorial done with thought and care. Great job and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for inspiring me to do my 1st two stopmotions on my channel and thanks for the tips,You really inspired me. :-)
Ya, this is what taught me how to stopmotion animate, :D
I’m in my early 20s I remember watching this video when it first came out, I have to say I really enjoy this video, and I come back almost yearly just to reminisce lol. Although I never made a stop motion video, ever time I watch it just inspires me to do one someday.
Thanks, glad you like it! It's never too late to start animating
Dude, this is an AMAZING tutorial and if I ever get a good camera I will try and make a LEGO film.
This is probably one of the most helpful tutorials I have seen, thanks!
This is my favourite tutorial and I've watched it a few times... Thanks for it and nice stop-motion animations!
Thanks, my little boy loves legos and loves these lego videos forever, I have been meaning to work on a project with him like this for a while. although I knew the basic idea, this was very helpful.
That really helps us with Lego animations!! I haven't done so well because I didn't know all of this cool tips
Thank you:)!
Thanks for all the info. This video gave me all the things I needed.
Thanks for all the tips. You sure put a lot of effort on it.
That's Awesome! Great Tutorial!
i am not a beginner, and i know how a brickfilm works,but a ANIMATED TUTORIAL is TOO COOL for not-watching... and i learned things too!
Thanks I know this is a old video but I recently saw the Lego Movie an its inspired me to do some stop motion animation with Lego's I have a whole bottom drawer filled with Lego's only problem I DIDN'T KNOW WHERE TO START Lol so I looked for how to guides this is the best one thanks
Awsome. I've made my own before, it was okay, but with this help, I can do an awsome video!
This video is great! I learned some watching this!
thanx a lot man, this really helped, and it was made really good
I subscribed!!! This is awesome!
How helpful you are Nathan. Thanks man.
Excellent work!
Great tutorial! Thanks for the tips!! :)
We can all see that he put alot of effort into this.I likee it!
well i'm doing my LEGO The Justice League movie and I have learn how to do Stop Motion Animation so yay and I did a very good job of keeping my hand of on the shot
lol thanks so much on this it was really well explained and was the first tutorial on brick film i watched😂
Thanks for making this I recommend it to another person to help with their film he didn't even know what a stopmotion was!
thats' a good question ) I'll ask on forums how it will be more suitable for people. Most of lego fans are 9-13 years old so I think that dubbing is better, but subtitling is easier for me ))) Thanks anyway for your permission - I'll make it suitable for russian audience within a week )
Thanks So Much This Vid really helped But one last thing what's the best Program For Stop Motion?
This was great!
That was a very good video
You are great at brick films
You make stop motion tutorials very interesting!
Awsome vid, thanks for the tips!
The best tutorial!
This is a great video!
this was the best tutorial i've eber seen!& even with comedy
that is the best video i have ever seen in my intire life
Thanks man me and my brother wanted to make a Lego movie so now I'm not a noob
...oh in my book YOUR ALWAYS A NOOB...
Thank you so much!!!! This is going to help me so much!
The tips for begginers was really helpful!
great video. working on mine with ur tips from the video and i like ur lego man
thanks for the vid, it helped me.BTW, where do you get those shoe tapping sounds
Great tutorial, thanks.
holy crap dat was awesome ima make a brickfilm sometime dude thx for the vid
youre good at making tutorials!!!
this was great a i hane been doing this for a year and i still got some great tips
Awsome vid, thanks for the tips
awesome vid dude
Awesome!!! I'm going to try my own stop motion animation with probably 30 FPS.
Well done! I will try to make a film like that :)
Thank you much man,YOU ROCK!!!!!!!!!!
awesome video!!
very very well done
@bethrob542 hey i saw a vid u made,
i would put down the camera on clay or double sided tape.
so it doesnt move around so mutch
dude this advise is the best out about the fifty iv seen dude
really good tutorial
amazing tutorial and thx :D
Epic narration.
great tutorial it helped me alot
Thanks you helped me on things i forgot about!!!! :)
Really cool
Very good tutorial
That is the best lego stop-motion guide on CZcams i think... Thump up if u aggre:-)
this is great.now i know how to make one.
very good stop motion!
Congrats on half a million views video maker person whoever you are
+SW Skywalker Dank you
Thanks this helped a lot!
nice!!!Thanks,gonna use that in my future vids.YAY!!!!!
this really worked thank you very much
it turns out so smooth when he turns his hands, do you just have to take lots of pictures?
brilliant, really helpful, thanx
This video helped alot.Thanks
There are many free ones across the internet, such as SAM Animation, but you could use Windows Movie Maker (Vista version is the easiest). I use a paid one called iKit Movie, which is made for stop-motion and includes sounds and music.
good video to start, thanks!
@Hidanclub you can either use thin string or erase it in photo shop
A very interesting video to help people to make lego videos.
Que linda você!!!!!!!!!!11 A make ficou incrível
thnx man!!!really helpful!!! U JUST EARNED A SUSCRIBER!!!!
ha ha ha love it so helpful and really funny great work man
A few questions ...
How do you keep the baseplate steady, and stop everything from jiggling around and looking terrible? Is it absolutely necesary to blu-tack it?
How can you regulate the frame rate? Do you have to make a guess of how many frames will fit into a second?
Where did you get all those legos? Sure, I know you can get legos from Amazon and other websites, but they're too specific, are there places you can get general sets?
Thx sooo werry much dude! I always wanna make a lego film but what program shall i use?
Great tutorial
love your tutorial. I am a teacher and think about using it in class for making movies and inspiring pupils to research on their own. may be their English gets a kickstart.
If you're using a webcam you could try something like qStopMotion or Anasazi. You could also use qStopmotion to process external images (i.e. from a digital camera). You then need a video editor to get it looking professional. You could try Wax though it's a bit hard to use. The software mentioned above is freeware.
hey these are the steps i take. thank you for reminding me
I am going to begin creating stopmotion videos, i just want to know how you make the legos float like when the lego pulls out the lego brick to show what they are.
nice tutorial bro!
awesome tutorial. What programme do you use and how many frames per second do you use?
Helped me a lot
this helped me you get a new sub
realy good dude! =)
COOL!
really good. i am a pretty good animator and i like how yours look.
Thanks for the tips.
thanks! this video really helps! :D
At 4:27 I could see your reflection in the guys helmet.
Nice video!
very good music
wow! love this vid~! thnx im gona try thisss ^-^
this really helped thanks
wow. i love this video! nice...
Thank u for the Help u are awesome!
THIS IS AWESOME! I need to buy a giant bucket of legos!