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

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

When I Brickfilm, what do I start with?
You must have a working digital camera, stop-motion program, a set, and an  [read more →]

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

There is a fine art to writing reviews for films that gives correct feedback and helps to guide a director.  [read more →]

Creating brickfilms requires many kinds of hardware depending on your animation process. This page lists various pieces of hardware that  [read more →]

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

Okay, so you know how to animate cars driving around, minifigs walking around and maybe even fight scenes, but now  [read more →]

If you have not found an answer to your question in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), it is not  [read more →]