WINNER!! of Justin Sandercoe's
'most innovative use of a
guitar' competition. :)To
answer some of the more
commonly asked questions:The
music was written specially
for the film by Loic
Desjardins. It doesn't have a
name that I know of and it's
not available anywhere besides
this film at the moment.I used
a Panasonic NV-GS280<
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WINNER!! of Justin Sandercoe's
'most innovative use of a
guitar' competition. :)To
answer some of the more
commonly asked questions:The
music was written specially
for the film by Loic
Desjardins. It doesn't have a
name that I know of and it's
not available anywhere besides
this film at the moment.I used
a Panasonic NV-GS280
camcorder, Stop Motion Pro,
Photoshop and Sony Vegas to
make the film. And some Lego.
My other Lego films were shot
with a Logitech QuickCam Pro
4000 webcam - a pretty cheap
alternative.It's all stop
motion - 15 frames per second,
so around 1800 frames
altogether. I filmed it over
about three days, then spent
about a day fiddling about
editing and masking and
stuff.The bouncing ball effect
is explained here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=2xfnAQ...Don't forget you can
catch Justin's guitar lessons
at http://www.justinguitar.com
- it's all free and there's
plenty of videos starting
right from the basics.I think
that's about it. Thanks for
all the comments so far. Keep
them coming :)

Category Film & Animation

Tags lego, animation, bowling, guitar, innovative, competition, lebowski