Deep Dive: Bricks in Motion (2016)
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BRICKS IN MOTION is a feature-length documentary directed by Philip Heinrich that focuses on the community of stop-motion animators using LEGO® bricks and other building toys. Filmed in five countries, the documentary presents the artistic visions of various individuals involved in this creative field. It captures their unique experiences and the dedication required to produce captivating animated films.
The film emphasizes the artistry and innovation within the stop-motion animation community. By showcasing the work of animators like Maxime Marion and Michael Macasa, it provides insight into the vibrant hobby that connects people across the globe through their passion for storytelling and animation.
Why Watch
- •Meet animators like Maxime Marion and Michael Macasa.
- •Find out how LEGO® bricks inspire creativity.
- •See the global community of stop-motion filmmakers.
Did You Know
•The film features animators from five different countries.
•BRICKS IN MOTION has a runtime of 87 minutes.
•Philip Heinrich is the director of this documentary.
Perfect For
LEGO enthusiastsAnimation fansDocumentary lovers