LEGO Fight Scene Tips (7 tips in 10 minutes)

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Here are the time stamps! Below that you can read my mumbling about the process of making thissss

Motion blur - 0:18

Camera movement/ impact- 0:56

punches/kicks- 3:05

Poses- 4:31

Eye contact- 6:05

Falls- 6:55

Slow mo- 7:24

Outro 9:15

Music: NF CAREFUL Instrumental

Dude…I don’t want to watch this video until like a year from now. I can’t appreciate it rn cause i’ve seen it so many times and i’m so done with hearing my own voice 😭 I don’t rlly feel cut out for teaching animation so idk if i really tought anything very well i kind of just had a subject and free styled over some animation clips (very professional) anyways hopefully this helped some young lad, or old lad, i’m just happy to be done with it😄 if you read this then sorry i just wasted about 15 seconds of your life…have a carrot 🥕

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[KnightPrime]

A bunch of soon to be legendary animators were born because of this video

[BravoBrickfilms]

I absolutely love when animators do these types of videos. You taught me a lot lol
I can see you becoming a monumental brickfilmer
Keep it up!

[Netbrix]

Also the editing and everything was great, super clear and easy to follow and entertaining at the same time 🔥🔥🔥

[mateigabrielzaharia]

The trooper flying the jetpack has gotta be the coolest sequence I've ever seen in a stop motion video, amazing job!

[FirezHugo]

Coming back to stopmotion after years, honestly this videp helped so much getting back into the swing of things

[retmoo]

Thank you very much. This video has been very useful for me to make my stop motions. You are very good at doing this.

[evansaunders]

This definitely helped me. My fights are a lot better because of it. Thank you

[ProCreeper]

I’ve learned some of these just through practicing. The tips I found most helpful were the slow motion technique and the poses (I haven’t even thought about that!) One tip I can give anyone struggling with improving their fight scenes is to just keep animating! Don’t give up, animation is a process just like any other skill.
Great video Hank! Very helpful for beginners and experienced brickfilmers alike.

[Netbrix]

very good video, I've been doing fight scenes for soooo long now but still feel like I learnt a load! Thanks man you're a legend for this. Gonna have to try that motion blur one for sure feel like its gonna be a pain to get it looking right tho 😅😂

[CagsProductions]

This is genuinely a fantastic tutorial, the motion blur before the punch is something I didn’t know myself, I’m sure that this will help and inspire a lot of people, Respect.

[kormstudios]

Oh yes that is gonna be so so so so useful!!!

[lego_sw]

I think this was very good tutorial, gonna use most of this in a star wars fight scene soon

[HipBlackPoodle]

This was a supremely well made video! I’ve found myself that training Muay Thai I’ve gotten a better understanding of momentum and form when animating fights. If I don’t know how to animate something, I just stand up and act it out myself 😂

[Sendar_Studios]

Let’s finally, the tips are so useful thanks my man!

[EvilerCard]

No but seriously this guy has really good tutorials

[LegoDudeQ]

I learnt some cool techniques like the slow motion. And this will help me to improve! Thank you, this is one of the best fight scene tutorialsni have seen!

[BigBrickAnimation]

LOVE the NF music in the background, the best rapper on earth😊. Also, very helpful tutorial. Probably the best one I’ve seen.

[SmileyAnimationsYT]

Bro ive been waiting for this moment for so long!! This is an amazing tutorial bro, theres so many things in here that no one talks about! Id say this is the best fight scene tutorial ive ever seen. I have so much motivation for animation after seeing this!

[botbricc]

I’ve never felt so inspired to animate anything in my entire life.
Thank you.

[Robotic-Brix]

I always feel like every youtube tutorial is the same and I can't find anything different, but your ways really blew my mind you made me think a lot more about poses, the camera, and slow-motion shots which by the way you do amazingly!