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Re: My Lego Animation...Again
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lugnet.starwars
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Thu, 12 Oct 2000 13:45:10 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Bryan Hodges writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Chris Czajka writes:
> <snipped>
> > Well here it is again. I'm pitching my short animated feautre that used the
> > lego star wars line. It's called Fire and Ice. I've pitched it before, but
> > this time I actually have video files to show for it. I've made a trailer • for
> > the film and you can get it here:
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> > Please let me know what you think of the trailer or the images. I've worked
> > for more than 15 months on this project and I would like to hear your • feedback.
> >
> > Chris
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> I was fairly impressed by the trailer, it certainly looks like it took quite
> some time to complete. Tell me, what kind of camera did you use for the stop-
> motion work?
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> I've been planning on organizing a group of people to do the entire original
> trilogy in stop-motion Lego. I was waiting for the Lego Studios kit to become
> available before starting... it should be available this November. What my
> plan was, was to setup a webpage for it, get people to sign up to film one or
> more scenes, then piece the movies together, and distribute them online. I
> have no personal experience with stop motion however, so maybe (if you're
> interested) you could take over this project... What you've done is
> excellent, and I'd at least like to recruit you to do some scenes... <G>
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> My e-mail address has changed, so anyone who's interested in participating in
> this project please e-mail me at: hobartrus@hotmail.com
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> If I ever get around to updating my website, I'll put up information for this
> there as well (http://hobartrus.freeservers.com)
>
> -Hobartrus
This internet project sounds like a great idea. it was something I was
thinking of myself, but i was going to recruit computer animators to do the
battle scenes, which is a lot easier than tryinf to use the stop-motion
technique. If you look in the trailer, the X-Wings that fly by are computer
generated. I made them piece by piece in LeoCAD and exported them to 3D
Studio and animated them that way. If you get a group to remake the trilogy
using the Lego line than sign me up.
Chris
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| In lugnet.starwars, Chris Czajka writes: <snipped> (...) feedback. (...) I was fairly impressed by the trailer, it certainly looks like it took quite some time to complete. Tell me, what kind of camera did you use for the stop- motion work? I've (...) (25 years ago, 12-Oct-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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