VCDs (Video Compact Discs) are the smaller cousin to DVDs. VCDs use standard CDs and can be created using  [read more →]

Pre-production
The first step in producing a brickfilm usually involves organizing ideas: producing a script, defining your characters, and perhaps drawing  [read more →]

There are several options available for capturing images and transferring them into your computer. While the various types of cameras  [read more →]

The web contains many resources for filmmakers such as stock sound effects, music, images. These may often be included into  [read more →]

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

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

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

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

Starting as a simple site for the founder, Jason Rowoldt, to display several of his films, it quickly grew into  [read more →]