Made this for Halloween, 5-6 years back. Shot frame by frame with LEGO minifigures. There is a longer version also uploaded here: https://youtu.be/FMYRmZHl4ts

Hi everyone!

I’d love to share the first episode of our LEGO Harry Potter stop-motion project!

PhoenixBrickMotion is a family project inspired by an idea my wife and daughter came up with. My daughter is 8 years old and even helps animate some of the character movements! I take care of bringing our ideas to life through stop-motion, while we enjoy creating stories together as a family.

We’ve already completed a second episode, and we’re learning something new with every film. This is our first step into the world of brickfilming, so I’d really appreciate honest and constructive feedback from this community.

I’m especially interested in your thoughts on animation smoothness, character movements, camera work, lighting, visual effects, and storytelling.

What works well, and what would you suggest improving in our next episode?

Thanks for watching and supporting our little family project!

Episode 1 – Something Is Hiding in the Car:
https://youtu.be/HqPSvNFNJag

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Bassd on the stories, bleach and naruto, season 4 of my ongoing lego stop motion series is airing now!

Here's the server https://discord.gg/ByAGUH7Btc

A great scene from the T2 film, remade in lego (and some other props)

Vidéo de Stop motion lego Star Wars Impliquant vaisseaux ,montage ,humour....

regarding the stop motion series where every franchise made by John Lego gets added to the same, shared universe after an event in which I will not be specifying for various reasons, but it’s gonna be big.

Anyways the main question regarding this stop motion series is, when all of the franchises get collided into one, what should I do regarding Lego Batman (From the Lego Movies) And Batman (From DC)? should I have two seperate batmen wandering around the universe or just one?

Also this may sound like a silly question, but if there are gonna be two seperate batmen running around, what should I do about Movie Variants, tie it to the one batman from DC or make it a whole other Batman? And if they Will be a whole other variant then should I do this for every movie variant? This question can be applied to a lot of characters along with Batman such as spider man, the avengers and much more.

For context, I have been planning a stop motion series that will contain every franchise made by Lego sharing one permanent universe, or their universes get collided after an event, I am thinking of making said event Lord Vortech himself.

Is it a good idea to do so or do not enough people know about him nowadays in your opinion?

Snorlax | Brick Assembly Animation
https://youtube.com/shorts/DWGK4TjKo5k?feature=share

So I previously posted about planning on making a stop motion series where every franchise that Lego has made, all shares one permanent universe.

whilst planning on it, I was currently wondering if in the planned stop motion series, There should be a reason why every franchise shares one permanent universe, or if they just do. I also have some more questions that i couldn’t think of myself.

First off, would a Venomised Batman subplot spread across several films be a good idea?

Second, should there be a battle between all of these franchises Eventually, if the franchises collide after an event that takes place?

Last of all, should there be fan made-crossover characters in it, such as venomised Batman, as previously mentioned, or Gonkpool (a lesser known Gonk droid deadpool)