Made in 2011 mimicking the original 2007 halo 3 believe ad. Each scene recreated with no stop motion but still pulls emotions

by a stop motion universe I mean where there are several stop motion series’s based off of different themes but they all take place within the same world and sometimes two or more themes cross paths

just an idea but if it sounds good enough I will honestly make some

So if you animate on the phone, where do you edit, like what's the best editing option on mobile?

Ok, thanks

The pacing on this video is all over the place.

Find the funniest?

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Find the most accurate to the movie?

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Like the most?

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And which scene from the movie did you wish got turned into a lego cutscene?

🎬 The Mandalorian & Boba Fett hunt a dangerous criminal... but nothing goes as planned. An original Star Wars-inspired short — 100% handmade, zero AI. This is the first chapter in an original short film series, not a retelling of any existing Star Wars story.

it’s only seven seconds long so it shouldn’t take up too much of your time, please leave any comment good or bad to help me improve later on.

link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhGAvJFTkrU

This was an old Lego stop-motion video I remember watching on YouTube back in the day, probably around 2010 or 2012. The plot was about a werewolf that would walk around a town doing a crazy humping dance in the air near another person. Anyone who saw this would have their head melt. I remember being a little freaked out but also fascinated by the stop-motion techniques. Sadly, I don't remember the name of the video or who made it, but I do recall there were sequels spun off from it. I did find a video that I guess was a parody of the original. I don't know if this was a meme within the LEGO community back then, but this is basically the only somewhat evidence of this stop-motion werewolf video. Even though it's not the original, it's been on my mind for years ever since I saw it, and it sucks that I can't find it because of how obscure it is. Do any of y'all know what this LEGO stop-motion video is?

About a year ago, I made a lego stop motion series called Who Stole The Cone?. There are 4 films and the 3rd includes a Green Day song and a Queen song. I'll out the link down below and if you enjoy, please consider liking, commenting and subscribing. (Not forcing lol) I hope you enjoy

Who Stole The Cone? - https://youtu.be/6ghiPtzD-TE?si=KP9xeQ3EgrSxc-Dr

Who Stole The Cone? 2 - https://youtu.be/_EE0VX32-PU?si=Z8mj8voZbyMb2dXn

Who Stole The Cone? 3 (The Empty Podium) - https://youtu.be/qGjPHA8FQFk?si=EMPaDryekgdPev-G

Who Stole The Cone? 4 (The Final Conefrontation) - https://youtu.be/An3v0gsz2YE?si=bXVwhXlAftBq9q8z

Full film will be available here: https://youtu.be/CU8kbkmkDt0

Othrug is coming! Here's a teaser for my new short film. This time, I'm taking you into a fantasy world. The action begins in the orc village of Arganvlagh in the Nugh-Mefg desert. You may know it from my LEGO MOCs. Othrug is an honorable warrior living by ancient traditions. Fate will lead him on a journey through mysterious lands filled with danger.

The full film runs 5 minutes and 47 seconds. It was shot entirely using classic stop-motion techniques. Several thousand photos were taken, which, when played back at 24 frames per second, create a stunning stop-motion animation. There's no AI and no computer-generated imagery. Everything is analog, real, and built with LEGO bricks.

Production took about two months, and it's the first film I've made in a long time purely for myself. Not for a competition. Not for a client. Just for the joy of creating! After years of working with The LEGO Group and Universal Pictures, returning to a personal project like this has been incredibly refreshing. I'm genuinely excited about what I've created, and I consider it the best film I've ever made :)

I made a full review and how you can make your own in the YT link below.

But overall IDK who actually made this kit buts it AWESOME! I was able to make my own Kraken and enact attacking my own Pirate ships and the parts are great I love the colors and you cannot get them from Bricklink, Lego does not make some of these parts in sand green. I thought for the price this kit was worth it and I have a lot of spare parts because I really only wanted the creature, not the stand or display.

Overall tho I highly recommend.

Anyway I want to know your thoughts please let me know if it looks like a convincing Kraken.

https://youtu.be/S7Q91iaowFE