I typed in Lego Animation into youtube and found that the most popular lego animation, with 11,762,493 views, was a Star Wars Lego Animation. The most common tags used for the most popular animations were tags, such as, lego, animation, the name of the tv program, movie or what ever they are making a version of, fun and stop motion.
Labels: CSI Miami, lego animation, popularity, tags, youtube
Our group chose to do the CSI Miami sequence. We chose this because we thought most of the opening credits would be simple to do, as quite a lot of it is just characters faces. The sequence includes a series of characters head shots, some scene clips and quite a few special effects.
I think the parts which we will find the hardest to do are the special effects because they are quite complex to succeed with using just Lego. For example, there are parts of the sequence where you see them examining evidence with a pair of tweezers and also a dead body autopsy, on a tv screen. This will be very hard to make with Lego and to make it look more like the sequence we would have to use something other than Lego. Another hard part would be the effect going across the screen throughout the sequence. This consists of clear squares going across the screen in different ways and we could do this using some clear plastic but there is no way we could do this with Lego.
This sequence will be quite difficult in some places but I'm sure we can find some way succeeding with all the issues and it will be very fun to do.
Labels: CSI Miami, opening sequence, tv drama
One link between these two tv drama's could be that they both feature a police romance at least once but this was the only link i could find.
Labels: holby blue, links, tv drama, very peculiar practice