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Some tips I would have are: -Don’t worry about going to over the top at the beginning. It is best to start simple with a slower frame rate, then work your way up to more complicated things with a higher frame rate. -When animating, make sure everything is secure so it doesn’t move mid-shot. You can do this with sticky tack. -Don’t let there be any natural light when animating, because it won’t look great in the animation. (It will flicker and not be constant) -Lastly, stick with it! It may get difficult, but it is certainly worth it at the end! Anyways, glad I could help! Have a great day!

I’m doing good, thanks for asking! I got all these minifigs from Lego sets over the years. (Vader from the Imperial shuttle, and some stormtroopers from the 20th anniversary drop ship) The rebels are all mixes of random figures, though many of them are from sets with rebels. My next stop motion will probably be out in 3-6 months depending on how long it takes to film/how long I make it. It will be about some rebels hitting an Imperial laboratory manufacturing a secret weapon…

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

The helmet is slightly miss-printed, so it makes it look kinda fake.

Thanks! You certainly should also keep on animating, I would love to see where you end up in a few years!!!

Glad you liked it!

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Thanks for the feedback!

(This is from an interview where an actor who is in the new show Acolyte said that Anakin blew up the Death Star)

@@DarksaberProductionsOfficial I didn’t know that, but makes it funnier lol

​@@HumanHuman-vi6kcya bro the actors from acolyte have never seen star wars

Yep I just haven’t been posting because I haven’t been very motivated and I have been busy.

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Sorry that I didn’t see this 9 months ago, but my biggest tip would be just to stick with it! Stop motion is very time consuming and tedious, but it is great to see the fruits of your labor! Also, don’t worry about doing high frame rates and fancy stuff when you are beginning, you can add those things in as you get better at animating. For editing, I have been using CapCut, and for sound effects, I just get them from youtube and place them where they are needed. (Using the extract audio feature)

@ yea here recently i haven’t been posting cause of school invading my life lol, but I’ve gotten better and I’m happy about it. I’m trying to be more like you bro

Yes, I am still here, actually planning to post a video today! (About the new clone battle pack) It is my goal to start posting again this year!

To be honest I have no idea, I have had it for a while.

Thanks! I use Stop Motion Studio Pro for my brickfilms. I believe its now $6 on the App Store.

@@DarksaberProductionsOfficial wow, so do I! What about sound?

@@BackflipBrickfilms I have been screen recording the sound effects off youtube then later removing audio and placing it in the right spot. I wouldn’t recommend doing it that way, but it works for what I do.

@@DarksaberProductionsOfficial there’s some good TH-cam to mp3 sites out there, I can link one if you don’t find. And what software do you use to place the audio; clipchamp, etc?

Glad you liked it!