A Strange Turn Of Events

Here is my most recent stop motion movie, I made it for the Student Showcase day at my school. As the title suggests my movie is called A Strange Turn Of Events. I hope you like it!

Wow, very nice! I like the sounds!

Very cleverly done, and excellent work! You must've took thousands of pictures to do this, no? The stop-motion is so clean... No burps or jumps except when they are required.

I love the end when the all bowl and the Frankenstein fixes their car!

That was awesome. How many hours of production time?

Thank you for all the comments! first off, there are about 4,962 frames I believe that comprise this movie, which took me a total of about 10-15 hours to make. It was tough and required a LOT of patience, but it turned out well I think. Coming soon are a commercial for CABG, and a green-screened space battle!

astoriabluelegos wrote:Thank you for all the comments! first off, there are about 4,962 frames I believe that comprise this movie, which took me a total of about 10-15 hours to make. It was tough and required a LOT of patience, but it turned out well I think. Coming soon are a commercial for CABG, and a green-screened space battle!

Dude, one of these days, you will be FAMOUS!



It's dedication like that that makes stuff like this come out so well...

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:Dude, one of these days, you will be FAMOUS!



It's dedication like that that makes stuff like this come out so well...

I don't know about that, but I really DO enjoy doing this.

Wow! That was VERY impressive! I'm not big on watching lego stop motion vids but this was great! I can imagine how long this must've taken- great effort! The effects were sooo sweet, I liked the rattling car when it turned on the best though. That was a major turn of events haha.

P.S. I like how the huanted property just happens to be in the middle or just on the outskirts of a major lego city. No-one wanted to build around the property I suppose! Good job

legorevolution wrote: I like how the huanted property just happens to be in the middle or just on the outskirts of a major lego city. No-one wanted to build around the property I suppose! Good job

Thank you very much! It's on the outskirts, Haunted Mansions tend to drive down the property values for some reason.

astoriabluelegos wrote:

legorevolution wrote: I like how the huanted property just happens to be in the middle or just on the outskirts of a major lego city. No-one wanted to build around the property I suppose! Good job

Thank you very much! It's on the outskirts, Haunted Mansions tend to drive down the property values for some reason.

Maybe you'll be a comedian and you'll work Legos into your daily shows!

CommandoEighty-Oh wrote:Maybe you'll be a comedian and you'll work Legos into your daily shows!

That'd be WAY COOL actually!

I was kinda hoping Maggosh, and Garet6 would comment, as their both big stop-motioners.

Oh, Hello! I hadn't even seen this link. Wow, that really is awesome! You've got a fantastic frame rate there! Really, really good

Garet6 wrote:Oh, Hello! I hadn't even seen this link. Wow, that really is awesome! You've got a fantastic frame rate there! Really, really good

Thank You! My camera's frame rate is 30 frames per second, a BIG difference from the LEGO cam. It took some getting used to!

What program did you use to make this?

Clonecommando007 wrote:What program did you use to make this?

A combination actually, I have the Adobe Creation Suite, featuring Adobe Premier, Adobe After Effects, and Adobe Audition. I used Premier mostly for this.

P.S. Oh yeah I almost forgot, I used Stop Motion Animator (free ware) for the actual filming.