LEGO Stop Motion Tutorial: Set Design & Lighting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- The third lego stop motion animation tutorial in a series of videos in which I hope to further explain how I achieved certain effects/shots/setups in my LEGO stop motion movies.
This video focuses on set design and lighting using the example of a moon landscape as seen in "The LEGO Movie 2: Benny & Batman"
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Nice! Love the blocking the light with an object! Never thought of that! Thanks for the tips!
Ha my pleasure dude.
@@SpeakBroccoli wow
@twilight22channel rightttttt
The bat helicopter to spaceship is the most genius idea ever
Cheers dude, really appreciate that
Awesome tutorial! I've been having problems lighting my sets. Will use what I learned.
Thanks so much. Glad to help. Most of what I know I’ve learned from other animators so it’s nice to pass things on.
Thanks for the video. The gels in the pouch with velcro is a great tip
Yeah I was delighted when I accidentally stumbled upon them.
I ordered a pack right after watching this
This guy is one of the reasons I got into Lego Stop Motion, him and Mobdeli..
That is incredible dude. I'm honoured to be mentioned alongside Mobdeli. Thank you.
@@SpeakBroccoli Heck yea bub, you and Mobdeli got me into this for sure.. I seen your Tutorials and Mobdeli Egyptian Holiday and I used what I learned from your Tutorials to get into doing it.. I am still leaning but I do enjoy it. It gives me something to do with my kids.
Nice video! Lighting really is a trial and error kind of thing until you get the results you’re looking for. Great idea with the flash color gels. 👍👍
Animated Brick Builders thanks man. Yeah there really is no telling how long it will take to find the right lighting setup.
Speak Broccoli very true. Nice video once again.
Great break down mate. You were very clear and the whole video was well passed and explained. I learnt a lot
Stampede Studios thanks dude. I’m hope to do more of these.
Nice, you have the same light as me
Aw snap.
How you used the light was so cool! I normally only use two lights, one on the left and one on the right. I’ll try this technique in my next movie.
So glad this helped you out.
This is an awesome tutorial. Really crisp and practical as it works through changes and fixes the light to match what you're looking for. I'm taking notes for when I get to my how-to series!
Far and Away Futures Productions thanks so much man. Really appreciate your feedback
Really good lighting ideas I never thought of! You just earnt another subscriber.
Thanks so much man. I hope to put out another one in the new year.
This was great, I loved what you said about blocking lights with objects that was really cool.
Scortchbrick Studios hey thanks dude. Always happy to help fellow animators.
Great tutorial! I've got a project in mind that requires a dark set, so I'll try out some of your techniques when I come to animate it.
WRB Studios glad to hear it dude. Let me know if you have any follow up questions
This is a REALLY good tutorial and just what I was looking for. Thank you a million times!
Son Of Gib happy to help dude.
This was an awesome awesome tutorial. It’s really helpful to see how each of the lights affect your scene. I’ve been trying lots of different things to improve my lighting so I’ll definitely try some of these techniques. Thanks again 👍
No worries man, happy to help. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you for these tips. Will apply them in my next ghostbusters stop motion!
Happy to help! I’m looking forward to that!
@@SpeakBroccoli I've been experimenting with stopmotion studio , an adroid app, please let me know what you think , the video is on my landing page, I will add more camera movement on the 2cnd video that I will post next monday. Been in quarantine has helped to renew my interest in stop motion :)
RageON! Excellent can’t believe you shot that all on an app? I’ve used it before but the lighting temperature kept changing on me.
This was a really cool tutorial, I really liked how you showed the effect caused by little things like positions of lights and small objects on the overall image.
FinnBrick42 thanks man. It took a lot longer to put together than I’d originally thought but I’m glad you found it helpful.
Speak Broccoli it was very helpful, I can see all the effort that went into this and the stop motion, great job.
FinnBrick42 thanks man.
Wow super awesome tutorial. So cool how just a few bits of paper can make a set look so good
Great tutorial, really helpful tips!
Future Past Productions cheers man thanks for watching
This was a well thought-out tutorial with really simple, practical tips. Nicely done.
Jonathan Howes thanks man. Hoping to do another later this year.
Love your videos, was nice to see how you made this video along with some awesome tips n tricks for all of us! Love those coloured lights, might have to try that one day! 👍👍👍
Yeah definitely man. I also occasionally use those small LED lights that fit inside LEGO blocks but they take awhile to setup and the DSLR gels are so much faster and I'm a little lazy at times.
That was really cool! Nice tutorial!
It was really interesting. It's nice to see the amount of thought and effort you put into the lighting process. I can definitely see the benefits of using smaller lights that you can spotlight to specific areas of the set. It's something I am unable to do with the massive photography cameras that I use
LOTW Studios yeah the smaller ones are great for as you said spotlight a very small area.
*awesome*
Oh that was pretty helpfull, man. Keep up the good work!
Cheers dude. I'm hoping to do another one later this year.
@@SpeakBroccoli Nice, man. I'm looking forward to it.
This was very helpful, thank you.
By the way, are you Irish or something?
Alex Soetekouw Productions my pleasure and yes I am from the Emerald Isle.
Awesome tutorial. Lighting is my biggest struggle with my vids. I use bigger lights. Maybe that’s my problem. But also good ideas with props held up by legos.
Court Paz yes I used to use 3 big lights but found the smaller ones give you much more scope and flexibility.
It was a great learning! Thanks!:)
BRICK ALIVE thanks for tuning in!
This was really helpful! Thanks for the tips!
My pleasure.
This was very helpful!! Thanks! 😁👍.. Do you also sometimes change the settings on your camera with the different lights?
Generally speaking I try to set the white balance, aperture and shutter speed at the very start and only change the practical lights but yes sometimes I tinker through the computer (Dragonframe).
@@SpeakBroccoli Thanks.. looking forward to more tutorials! 😁
Thanks.Your lighting tutorial was really helpfull.😊
Thanks so much.
Nice Tutorial!
This is so useful, thank you!
Glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback
You should have 10 times more subscribers, channels like your's have always more than 100k. I hope you'll reach them soon.
- Heavy that means a lot dude. Thank you.
I Agree :D
Great tutorial! It was very useful for me. Thanks!
Horizon Studios no problem. I’m hoping to do more in the future.
I’m excited for more of your content.
Horizon Studios thanks man
I have to go to school
Great tutorial! I use these tips in my newest video! So Thank you!!!
My pleasure, thanks for your feedback
Awesome
Great tutorial!
Really cool!
Good tips. It helped a lot. Thanks.
LEGO SMASH thanks for watching.
This is an excellent tutorial.
This was so helpful! Now I know the secret behind your awesome scenes! Great job!
Ha thanks for watching dude.
Nice 🙂
Nice tutorial Speak brocoli ☺
TAB Productions123 thanks for watching.
Awesome!!
Valentin Ponti thanks dude.
Nice tips man !
Super amazing!
Thanks man.
i subbed
Capital Toast thank you so much.
Great tutorial. Keep it up!
Thanks for watching.
I needed this
Happy to help.
Cool
This is so useful
Glad you enjoyed it
@@SpeakBroccoli 👍
Amazing
Nabbit World 7447 thank you!
1000th like :) Loved the vid1
Cool editing
MightyCarlosLP thanks dude
Great video
Dmcm Gaming thanks dude.
HELL YEAH
I will use this video in the future. Great job 👍
Zirby Banana glad to hear it. I have a part 2 in the works.
@@SpeakBroccoli sound's *E P I C*
Your the best
Carson 88 thanks dude.
I have a question, what kind of light would you recommend for a good price? If it is led does that mean it will be constant? I really am looking for something that doesn’t flicker like my current ones.
I get most of my lights from IKEA. They're very dependable and quite cheap. LED does seem to be a more reliable light. You can still get flicker with them but that's more of a camera issue generally speaking rather than the lights. What camera do you use?
Speak Broccoli my iPhone is my camera
Maul studios ah ok yes I’ve often had trouble with flicker on a phone. You can go into manual mode which generally tends to help
Speak Broccoli Okay thanks!
Thanks!
Channel X don’t sweat it.
you are really amazing
Ferocious Jajan thanks dude.
Nice
Elias McLanit thanks dude!
wow
I literally use the exact same big silver desk lamp
Ha that is amazing!
Hey I remember you watched my video one time. Yours are cool too
Brick Wall Productions thanks for checking this one out!
This helped. But how did you make the space ship float By Batman
JR Jadaun I had the ship on LEGO blocks just out of sight of the camera.
noice
Jonathan Smithey thanks for watching
could you tell us the link of the lamps and the color filters? starting out stp motion and want the best.
www.amazon.co.uk/DECARETA-Correction-Overlays-Transparency-29-7x21cm/dp/B082WF3P5Y/ref=asc_df_B082WF3P5Y/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=430902865904&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=14087249742848391705&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1007850&hvtargid=pla-887992565439&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=104042186070&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=430902865904&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=14087249742848391705&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1007850&hvtargid=pla-887992565439
These are like the ones I have but mine came with a small case, meant to fit over a DSLR flash.
1:41 I use the same lamp.
- Heavy ha brilliant. It’s an excellent model.
Thanks for commenting my video
Red Blox my pleasure. Thanks for watching mine
Hi it's me from blast off lego stop motion
Quirk_Gaming thanks for watching dude!
Awesome it’s cool to see how other people set up there brick films
Thanks for watching.
I just have question how long does it take you to make stop motion videos
On average I’d say 3 months. From writing it, making the sets, filming and editing. Roughly 3 months.
it is bennet and how do we no what camera we should use and what app do you need
Well I use a Nikon with dragonframe but I started with an iPad and stop motion studio!
A very helpful video.How do you make the blades of the helicopter spin ?is by timelapse or anything else
lego films24 yeahi set dragonframe to time lapse mode and animated the helicopter whilst holding my hands in the shot
@@SpeakBroccoli Nice. Can you also say how to add walking sound to the lego minifigs.or atleast what app to use . I dont get it😣😓😓😓😓
lego films24 yes good idea for a future tutorial. At the moment I use Final Cut Pro X but for an app I’d recommend iMovie (apple) or Stop Motion Studio (apple & Android) for sound effects.
@@SpeakBroccoli Thank you
By any chance how do you make the background using a Lego baseplate?
This would really help me with a college project I am doing right now
where can i get those bendy lights?
cracksplatpop I got them in IKEA.
Can you please link those coloured light strips because I can’t find them🙏
These aren't the exact ones I use but they're close. www.amazon.com/Selens-Universal-Lighting-SE-CG20-20-Combination/dp/B00URG1C2C
i think these are them: www.amazon.com/JFOTO-Strobist-Diffuser-Lighting-Softbox/dp/B01B0HXH3I/ref=sr_1_39?dchild=1&keywords=colored+filter+strip+dslr+flash&qid=1599664136&sr=8-39
Mike is AWESOME mike72nd yes that is them!
@@SpeakBroccoli thanks!
I should start making better scenery when I make stopmotion vids
Dragon Chick yeah it takes me a long time to design the sets!
What model are those adjustable neck lights?
Pinnacle Productions I got them from IKEA but can’t remember the exact model
@@SpeakBroccoli Thanks for the reply! I did some research and I found the model (its called Jansjo). However, does the light source give off yellow or white light?
Pinnacle Productions thanks dude. Yes they give off a yellow light which I normally colour correct after.
@@SpeakBroccoli I see. Thank u!
I cant watch it live because I have to take a test at school 😟☹😪😫😥
Sorry to hear that dude.
I’m Irish to Irish buddies
Dragon Chick top of the morning to ya!
I have one desk lamp... that's all
Elliott's BrickFilms definitely worth investing in a second but you can do a lot with one.
Hi doesn't your set then limit your number of angles?
Yes and no. Generally I can do reverse shots by moving around a few elements in the background but yes it is a little limiting in that you couldn't really do a 360 shot.
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Can you go check out my new stop motion about the new Star Wars trailer ?
hey speack broccoli umm its been like 3 years since i last remembered you so umm yea if you want to catch up umm yea hit me up
are you Irish?
The Brick Patch :D I am indeed.
@@SpeakBroccoli shame there's no lego store in Ireland :(
The Brick Patch :D completely agree, surely its only a matter of time.
I have to go to school
Wat about the shadows that keep coming when I’m making a stop motion film
Shadows aren't necessarily a bad thing. You just need to decide what you want seen, what's the main focus of that particular scene.
Great tutorial!!
Legobakh13 muchos gracias
@@SpeakBroccoli Im not Spanish : )
@@legobakh3996 ha that's just sometimes how I write thanks, weird I know, but apologies for any confusion.
Thx
Cool. And nice!!
Eren Lego Studio thanks for watching.