Bricksinmotion.com Website Review

Founded in 2001, Bricks in Motion is a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation. Most of our films, sometimes called brickfilms or LEGO movies, are created using LEGO® and other plastic brick building toys. We have an active forum for filmmakers to learn from each other and share their work, as well as an ever-growing directory of films submitted by our members, and periodic animation contests that challenge filmmakers to push their skills further. The TWENTY-FOUR HOUR ANIMATION CONTEST (aka THAC) is back again! This year, the contest runs from JANUARY 5 at 7am EST till JANUARY 6 at 7am EST. There have been a couple rule changes this year, so please check out the announcement topic for more details. Judging for the 2018 Summer Contest: Movie Magic has concluded! A big thank you to our entrants, judges, and sponsors, without whom none of The generosity of our sponsors is the only thing that allows us to have great prizes for these contests. Check them out! Congratulations to our prize winners as well as all animators who completed entries! On September 22nd at 7:00 PM EDT, there will be a chat in the BiM Discord to announce the top entries to the 2018 Summer Contest: Movie Magic. Following the chat, complete contest results will be announced on the forums. Dont miss it! this year, and we have a lovely batch of goodies to be won including Dragonframe software, a Brickstuff lighting kit, a LEGO Architecture on the forums. We hope this theme will really let people stretch their creative wings, and were looking forward to seeing what you all come Brickfilm Rapidly All Week LOng or BRAWL, is a contest in which you have ONE WEEK to write, build sets, voice, animate, edit, sound mix, and submit a brickfilm from scratch. Beginning right now, you have one week to do all of that. Any entries not received by JULY 15TH, 2017 will be disqualified. It’s not an easy task, but that’s what makes it fun! “the opportune and decisive moment.” Basically, it means a very crucial and important moment. How does that impact your story?