Good one man, I really like the theme and the set…the gun shot comedy

yes, good one man, I have seen a lot of videos today and yours is the best so far besides a basketball game and a TNT commercial. Good going, can’t wait to see your other videos..

Hey, you got to check the link, I think it is dead and I cannot see your video..

You missed the last frame where the lady disappears..

Which prank show is this?

I like the sound track, great innovation by comparing the real movie and the brick

In fact, I could not really believe it was your first. With all the lighting effects, it is stunning

Great man, can’t wait for your other film. Your film has already crossed 5K views…so cool, isnt it

Hey, welcome to the forum, I hope you would have mastered the techniques by now, how about coming back and showing us what you got?

Welcome to the forum and hope you will come back and share some cool movies here..

Check out the whole range of videos here http://brickfilms.com/category/films/ and you may be able to produce one on your own.

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There are a number of college in PA and check this link out http://www.college-contact.com/animation-schools-in-pennsylvania/

Check out the Blender, which is open source and free. There are a few open source out there…

Use Blender, Scratch and Blender comes in handy

15 is highly recommended for brick filming..

Blender can be used and I have used Pixelpoint as well. Check this video out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qPX8eXjedQ

Some missing applications are Adobe Premiere, Scratch, Pencil…

Let me know you are still in need of the same…

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