Primusman

Thanks for trying to help. I actually use a webcam for these, and that flicker is from taking a picture before the camera finished autofocusing. The autofocus is also the reason the camera moved. Thanks, though. I'll try to prevent this from happening in the future.

I would love to instruct as well (for brick filming). Please check out some of my previous animations and get back to me.

Thanks, Front, I'm glad that you enjoyed. Make sure you check out "A Soldier's Battle" if you haven't already.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEGxhprASx4 As always, remember to watch in HD, and comment bellow telling me what you think. Regards.

Well, here's my latest animation. This one's about some soldiers that are stuck in a trench right outside an enemy military base. If they're found out, they could be blown up, as the enemies are stocking up on dynamite. The soldiers must find a way to escape and also defeat the enemy. This is my longest animation in a while (2 minutes), and also my first full, 1080p HD one. I'm very proud of it, because of these things, the editing, and the story line (a simple, albeit good one). Remember to watch in 1080p, and enjoy! Make sure you tell me what you think in the comments bellow. Both comments and criticism are welcome. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVjcKm8UsKM Thanks for watching!

Thanks man, much appreciated. I just finished a new one which I'll post here, shortly.

Hello everyone, this is Primusman. It's more than likely that you don't remember me, but I used to make posts relatively actively, albeit for a short period of time. I haven't visited the site for the past 6 or so months because I stopped collecting LEGO , and hadn't done any stop motion in a while. Anyways, I haven't started collecting LEGO again (and probably never will), but I have found joy in doing stop motion once more. Because of this, I've decided to return to Eurobricks to not only share my own animations, but also see others and discuss them. I hope you can all welcome me back to the community. Anyways, bellow are some of my past animations (one of which has actually been posted here before. So take a look, tell me what you think, and (hopefully) enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oni8S-duuUU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKHt2wrONeY Anyways, thanks for being considerate enough to watch. Regards! And here's another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-p99KxlBQ

Nice, you really improved the set. I always thought it needed some greeble!

Back to discussion, here's what I think: Forbidden Forest: Great little set, and a nice, cheap way to get another Hagrid. I love the other minifigures as well, especially Mrs. Malfoy! Night Bus: Nice stock of purple, but not as good as the original. The minifigs are good, and I'm sure the interior will be great as well. Battle of Hogwarts: Must buy! Will go great with Hogwarts, and the minifigs are perfect! I plan on getting all of the HP sets. Just need these and Diagon Alley to complete them.

Love it, Geert! It captures the scene in the movie perfectly (when I read the book, I imagined Malfoy Manor in a different colour)! I also noticed that you are getting really good at single shot photography. I especially liked the close up of Dobby disassembling the lamp, and the disguised Harry close up. Keep it up!

Wow, sounds great! I'd love to see pictures of the towers once your camera is up and running again. Right now, I don't have any ideas for the head.

No offense to you, but this is really old news, but forgivable since you're new. Now pictures of these sets would be great!

And the point of bringing up this old topic was?

I've been on many forums, and heard of people dying, and this is probably the saddest story of all. He was so young, and that's what makes a situation this tragic. I wish him an eternity of joy in heaven.

I agree, what do you mean by overdoing it? Would you call layering pictures, and then erasing a stand to make it look as if a Jedi is flying overdoing it?