Some fantastic tips that a lot of tutorials miss or overlook as it eventually comes naturally but you went really in depth to really help newer people out
Really great tips! One thing I would recommend to everyone would be to use less blue tac. It can break the illusion of the animation, and my family always pointed it out when they saw it.
I’ve been practicing fight scenes since the start so I’ve gotten good like you :) It’s great seeing how you do your fight scenes, as they are a different style than mine! Pretty awesome tutorial to, you covered various important aspects
I'm brand new to trying to do stop motion as a hobby, because it's so fun. This was really helpful and gives a lot of ideas on how to get more realistic motion.
Thanks for this! I have already started recently applying a little easing in and out, camera movement, and minifig movement to my fight scenes so i'm now gonna add practical effects too, thanks again!
This one makes your guns look a bit more cool. If you have a black gun let's say an ar. Grab a black hand and attach it so that the minifigure can reach is so basically next to his right hand(of he's holding it in his left hand) this acts and a foregrip and looks pretty cool.
In the process of a Lego film. But my next Lego film I want to do something different with two guys fighting. Found your video and it was very helpful. Definitely going to use these tips. Thank you!
This is really helpful I’m filming my first fight scene for the finale of my Lego Doctor Who series tomorrow and these tips are definitely gonna help thank you
This is a great tutorial; the things aren’t to hard to do or obtain items for and you actually show us what lights or blood you use. Keep up the great work man. 👌
Have to do a stop motion project for school. Your videos have really helped. Thanks! Also really cool to see your progress when you showed some of your first fight scenes vs. the newer ones. Nice
that was awesome and I learned a lot. just discovered your channel and I'm definitely gonna watch more of your vids. you really helped me with my camera movement. :)
Great tutorial! I definitely think wearing in and out and Camara movements are super important! Good use of clips and different media. I do think LEGO is not as good as mega construx in terms of having the range to animate with. Although that makes it harder but allows for better animation. Nice work
A tip I have for camera movement: back when I used my phone for shooting brickfilms, instead of having a whole camera stand built up, I'd just put a lil stack of bricks behind the phone and place some sticky tac on the bottom of it. That way you can easily get both little and big moves and the phone doesn't get bumped as easily. And the camera is down a bit lower so it looks more eye-level. So ye, great tutorial my guy!
@@ErikTongStudios yeah I get that. Ig the real tip is to not feel like you have to do the same thing every time lol. You'll have the best results if you get original and creative with it
Great tutorial, but a suggestion I have is to make the clay less visible, because sometimes you use a lot and you can see it, which looks not so good. Other than, that, great tutorial! Thanks!
wow really great detailed tutorial, ive been doing fight scenes for a while but even these tips can help me, i usually have been doing hard cuts or just plain camera movements but the soft cut part was really cool cuz i dont usually use them, ive also been wondering about your blood effect cuz normally people will use paint or things that ruin legos and im not into that, so im glad you showed me that, one q tho: is the blood putty sticky or oily?
What kind of clay do you use for moving the LEGO minifigures arms/legs? ATM the I use loctite blue tack. It’s useful, but a little too strong, so I’m looking for something softer like clay for more maneuverable events.
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1:19 Ease in/ Out
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This is a great tutorial, one of the better ones I've seen for fight animation. I think this will help a lot of people.
thanks man appreciate that :)
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@@MIGHTY_DUDE thank you! :)
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Started doing stop motion at 13 in 2014 but stopped for 8 years and finally got the proper tools to do it I just gotta learn.
You’ll definitely be great at it hope you have fun doing stop motion
I started at the age of 9
Some fantastic tips that a lot of tutorials miss or overlook as it eventually comes naturally but you went really in depth to really help newer people out
thanks man and glad you think so, I really wanted to include everything for people just starting out :)
Really great tips! One thing I would recommend to everyone would be to use less blue tac. It can break the illusion of the animation, and my family always pointed it out when they saw it.
thanks man and yeah that's a good point I think it defo looks better if you can hide it
@@Netbrix You can it in post but it's tricky and takes bloody ages
@@BossKingLegoProductions Yeah, which is why, for now, im not focusing too much on the blue tac's visibility
I started filming a year ago, and its so cool to see how there is still so much to learn, your tips will help greatly thank you!
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I’ve been practicing fight scenes since the start so I’ve gotten good like you :) It’s great seeing how you do your fight scenes, as they are a different style than mine! Pretty awesome tutorial to, you covered various important aspects
thanks man and yeah this was defo aimed more at people starting out but cool that you found some use out of it too :)
@@Netbrix indeed! Np
“We’re so close to 3K”
Wow, it’s amazing how much you’ve grown, just a year ago you only had 3K, look at you now!
I never thought about fight scenes like this! Thanks for the tutorial! :)
I'm brand new to trying to do stop motion as a hobby, because it's so fun. This was really helpful and gives a lot of ideas on how to get more realistic motion.
These are brilliant tutorials :)
Thanks for this! I have already started recently applying a little easing in and out, camera movement, and minifig movement to my fight scenes so i'm now gonna add practical effects too, thanks again!
My mans started listing Newtons Laws of Motion lol. Nice job
hahahaha thanks man
I need this for a school project and this tutorial is very helpful
A-maz-ing. Thanx dude :D
This one makes your guns look a bit more cool.
If you have a black gun let's say an ar. Grab a black hand and attach it so that the minifigure can reach is so basically next to his right hand(of he's holding it in his left hand) this acts and a foregrip and looks pretty cool.
going to try stop motion animate the final fight of Macbeth for the first time for a college project, I highly appreciate the help!!
I Watch This Every Week Just To Stay Brushed Up On My Fight Scenes!
Ayyy thanks man appreciate that
Really god. I knew most of the tricks, but I think I'm going to try out the sand effect on one of my videos.
I could really improve my fight scene's thanks for the tutorial
This is where the legend begon
Awesome tutorial! You did a great job explaining!
Well done man! So helpful, I love your tutorials
Happy to help!
In the process of a Lego film. But my next Lego film I want to do something different with two guys fighting. Found your video and it was very helpful. Definitely going to use these tips. Thank you!
Great tutorial man, definitely one of the best I’ve seen. I love how you focus on every single aspect of a fight scene. Great work 👍
This is really helpful I’m filming my first fight scene for the finale of my Lego Doctor Who series tomorrow and these tips are definitely gonna help thank you
this helps a lot! thanks for making this!
Thanks this will help me out a lot . you have gave me so much inspiration and confidence to post my stop motion videos to RUclips thanks again
thanks man and glad to hear it bro, Keep at it 👌
very helpful. Thank you. I've always stunk at fight scenes...
thanks man glad to help bro!
Great tutorial! Super helpful!
thanks man
As someone who is making stop motion with mega construx this was very helpful funnily enough
glad it helped :D
THANKS A BUNCH!!! Love your videos Netbrix, thanks for all the videos!!
Thanks so much for this tutorial I will defenetly use the 360 seen. That is so so creative! Thanks!
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This is a great tutorial; the things aren’t to hard to do or obtain items for and you actually show us what lights or blood you use. Keep up the great work man. 👌
An amazing tutorial and your really talented hope you have a good day or night ❤
I'm trying to grow my stopmotion channel and this really helps
Thanks so much this helped so much with my animations!
Have to do a stop motion project for school. Your videos have really helped. Thanks! Also really cool to see your progress when you showed some of your first fight scenes vs. the newer ones. Nice
This really helps alot you really inspire me and I wish to be just like you
Your first fight scene is very good to me
Thanks for the tips! I’ve been working on fight scenes lately and these made them look so much better! Thanks!
I remember watching this when I was 15 and my animating skills literally changed overnight lmao
This is an awesome channel you deserve more subs
I'll drop my like ! Well deserved !
that was awesome and I learned a lot. just discovered your channel and I'm definitely gonna watch more of your vids. you really helped me with my camera movement. :)
He uses sticky tack
This was very helpful. Thanks 👍
This video has been really helpful. Thanks I have just started a channel and have been looking for tips
This tutorial was so helpful! Thank you, I will definitely be using this to help me improve my fight animations.
Bro I learned more from netbrix than school
Great tutorial man, really helps me improve on my falls, even tho I’m not a beginner, I’ve always wondered how to ease out of a fall
Great tutorial! I definitely think wearing in and out and Camara movements are super important! Good use of clips and different media. I do think LEGO is not as good as mega construx in terms of having the range to animate with. Although that makes it harder but allows for better animation. Nice work
thanks man and yeah I agree I feel like there's a certain charm to Lego Minifigures tho
@@Netbrix trust me once you switch you’ll never go back
So much detail you just a got a new sub thanks bro I appreciate it!!!!!!!!
Thanks man glad it helped :)
nice job breaking it down!
thanks bro :)
I’m going to use these tips a lot more! 😁
awesome, hope it helps out bro
Thanks for making the video to help us 🙏
I love your video's! it helps out a lot for my one video's! Keep up!
I LOVE your content
Super useful tips, awesome to see you're so close to 40 k subs. Insane you had almost 3k a year ago, you definitely deserve way more. Keep it up :)
thanks man hope you get to 25k soon!👍
Thank you so much for this, it puts my stop motions on the next level keep up the great work!
Great tutorial man!
Thanks for the tips I just started and made a fighting scene mind seeing it because I’m not sure if it’s good
Nice tutorial man!
Nice,Like A BEAST!
This is awesome
thanks Im just starting lego stop motion.
This is very helpful, you're nearing 3k subs!
thanks man and yeah we're getting close :)
A tip I have for camera movement: back when I used my phone for shooting brickfilms, instead of having a whole camera stand built up, I'd just put a lil stack of bricks behind the phone and place some sticky tac on the bottom of it. That way you can easily get both little and big moves and the phone doesn't get bumped as easily. And the camera is down a bit lower so it looks more eye-level.
So ye, great tutorial my guy!
thank you bro and thanks for sharing might have to try that out :)
yeah thats what i do but it harmed me moving my camera up and down or in an angle so sometimes i'll also use a stand as well
@@Netbrix np my man!
@@ErikTongStudios yeah I get that. Ig the real tip is to not feel like you have to do the same thing every time lol. You'll have the best results if you get original and creative with it
@@TheBrickBro mmm good tips
It really helped thank you
Thanks this helped us a lot!!
Nice net
Really awesome👍😁
Yay 10k congrats
Good tutorial
Great Video!
Excellent thank you very much
Earned yourself a sub !
THANK YOU
Thanks this is gonna help me a lot!
no worries bro, glad I could help
Let’s go you got 3.5k in 8 months
Amazing
His first fight was better then my newest fight
Dis guy😂
Is awesome
Lol that one dislike is a stormtrooper missing his shot
Great tutorial! This is great 👌
thank you bro
@@Netbrix np
Really helpful, thanks a lot
no worries bro glad I could help
Thanks
This helps a lot with stop motion pls tell me if there is a type of slime to use
You use Stop Motion Studio? NICE.
I’m watching your tiktok live stream
Awesome
Great tutorial, but a suggestion I have is to make the clay less visible, because sometimes you use a lot and you can see it, which looks not so good. Other than, that, great tutorial! Thanks!
wow really great detailed tutorial, ive been doing fight scenes for a while but even these tips can help me, i usually have been doing hard cuts or just plain camera movements but the soft cut part was really cool cuz i dont usually use them, ive also been wondering about your blood effect cuz normally people will use paint or things that ruin legos and im not into that, so im glad you showed me that, one q tho: is the blood putty sticky or oily?
Thanks for this tutorial I’m trying to get good at fight secnes
no worries bro hope this helps you out !
@@Netbrix thus has helped me
This
Thanks!
What kind of clay do you use for moving the LEGO minifigures arms/legs? ATM the I use loctite blue tack. It’s useful, but a little too strong, so I’m looking for something softer like clay for more maneuverable events.
I love it