How I Built A CHEAP Multiplane Animation Rig (Stop Motion Behind The Scenes)

[@Dewfilms]

I loved every second of your breakdown.
There's so much info & wonderfulness to take in. Thank you so much for posting!

[@Sonjira]

Absolutely, glad you enjoyed it dew!

[@Robukka]

The results you are getting are so good - I would have never guessed the layers of glass were resting on a stack of books 😬

[@buggobricks]

This is amazing! I definitely want to get into this eventually, and that tripod attachment seems pretty rad.

[@steveglitter]

This is really professional! How do you only have 700 subs?!

[@brickquariumproductions4035]

ikr?!

[@abigaillorenjohnson9390]

gewd stuffs!!! :) was very informative/interesting, yet still hilarious and stylized! would love to see more of these kindsa videos from ya!

[@Sonjira]

Thanks Abbeeeeey it was a fun diddy to make, would love to make more!

[@starwarsstudio100]

This was a pretty interesting watch, man. Well done and keep up the good work!

[@DudeBrick]

Holy shit. I have the *exact* same tripod. My dad bought it YEARS ago and I took it for animation and video. That’s crazy to see someone else have it. It now resides in my trunk for emergency purposes lmfao

[@Sonjira]

It's a great one! I'm thinking of modding mine to have a little hook to attach a sandbag to it but it's held up surprisingly well.

[@DudeBrick]

@@Sonjira Yours is in much nicer conditions than mine. Mine has been through hell and back lmao

[@eggyolk2002]

much respect for spending so much time exploring with a totally different kind of setup here. definitely something i’d love to try out sometime, if i can figure out some additional little twists to make it mine 👍🏻👍🏻

[@MaxsLEGOStopMotion]

So much effort you put into that short film, I really enjoyed it btw! Your style is so unique and interesting. Very underrated

[@MELODYMUNRO]

You can just use sandpaper to remove the sharp edge off the glass, we do that when we build fish tanks.

[@MrHangman56]

This is fantastic, going to use this setup for my own animation but itll be painted on canvas boards cut out

[@alexmcdonald5693]

This channel needs more subs. I love your animation great job 👏!

[@makingonesway722]

epic video mate thanks for the info

[@foggymoors1175]

Thanks for making this man. This was super helpful.

[@Jedindy]

Thanks for the behind the scenes. I was awestruck when I saw this Brickfilm. Keep up the great work!!

[@prodbydrumdrop]

amazing stuff here! In love with the idea of moving backgrounds.

[@Puppies2003b3eleyy]

Wow thanks for showing this! It's really amazing!

[@OrbitalLizardStudios]

Its so cool how you sort of do a 2d animation style but with legos. Also is that kirby music?

[@Sonjira]

Hehe, some might be? Just an assortment of classic VGM STANDARDS

[@MegaSpaceFighter]

Amazing! It was so great to see someone using that oldschool technique! Congratulations 😄

[@_Toble_]

You know, I take what I said about you scaring me after watching this

[@incredibleadventures1027]

Velbond is good stuff generally

[@kimberlyjarvis1522]

This is awesome! Sharing this with classes!

[@AKPstudios]

Loved this man!

[@RobotsWithKnivesCartoons]

I think I would just take to pieces of wood and cut grooves in them to set the glass, just need access to a table saw though, you could cut a lot of extra groves for better placement options and then paint everything matte black. Sometimes if I have reflection issues I will cut a small hole in black poster board and have the camera look through the hole.
Also if you only want one one sheet of museum glass you can go to a frame shop and ask if they have any cut off pieces of anti-glare museum glass and get it at a discount.

[@lucielovesyou90]

I love how every ppl that make animation are crazy

[@Quaquadaqu]

Great stuff!

[@CorduroyFrames]

What kind of a slider is that on your camera? It's the perfect size for this kind of animation and I would love to get one for my own stuff! Thanks for posting this video...I was using plexiglass and Lego blocks for my multiplane rig!

[@Sonjira]

its a neewer macro slider! It's really handy for stop mo and/or still photography in general, highly recommend!!

[@TheBrickBro]

so freaking underratted

[@malinduviduranga1317]

Good job man

[@BossKingLegoProductions]

Nice BTS! I loved this film

[@crownofshitPDX]

Do you know the brand or type of rail slider on the camera? I’d love to add it to my arsenal. Thanks! Great video!

[@Sonjira]

Yeah its a Neewer Macro Slider, good piece of kit to have, good luck to you and thanks for watching!

[@slushedpuppy8044]

Where did you get the rail slider and geared tripod head?

[@paulsiegfried6337]

I presume that the same principle can apply to 2d animation as well?

[@Sonjira]

hey, yes i would say so, more or less! if you're talking about paper/traditional animation, i'm adapting a lot of the principles for stop motion, so in a lot of ways it *might* be easier with 2d animation, as you don't have to worry *maybe* as much about, say, keeping lighting consistent as 3-dimensional characters move across the multiplane, for example. But lmk if i didn't understand your question right, and either way best of luck to you!

[@paulsiegfried6337]

Yes that’s what I meant! And thanks 😊

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

Setup looks good. How do you avoid casting shadows on the background?

[@steveglitter]

What song did you use?