Welcome to the official Brickfilms.com Encyclopedia! It is also known as a WIKI (What I Know Is). The goal of  [read more →]

The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a powerful program for the processing of pixel-based graphic images. It is useful  [read more →]

THE SOFTWARE PORTAL:

Welcome to the Software Portal. The Software Portal is your starting place for all things to do with  [read more →]

• 10 Brick Contest
• Classical Movie Contest
• Historical Fiction Contest
• A Peculiar Event Contest
• Anne Frank In Bricks Challenge
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Starting as a simple site for the founder, Jason Rowoldt, to display several of his films, it quickly grew into  [read more →]

A single picture of the many that make up movies. When projected it is usually shown once every twenty-forth of  [read more →]

Stop motion is an animation technique which makes static objects appear to be moving. It  [read more →]

Frame rate is a measure of the number of frames of film per unit time. Commonly measured in frames per  [read more →]

Stock footage is movie footage that can be freely accessed and used for many different purposes, one being  [read more →]

Sound effects are audio clips – usually short – that are added to a film in order to give the  [read more →]