LEGO Brickfilm Behind the Scenes: Mr. Incredible vs Train

A behind-the-scenes look at how we created our latest animation, LEGO The Incredibles Train Wreck!
A grand total of 1,055 frames went into this 24 fps LEGO scene recreation! 81 hours went into stop motion animating alone. 10 weeks of set building, 5 weeks of filming, and 3 weeks of editing all spread over a total of 7 months!
Fun Fact: This animation happened to be our very first stop motion animation in the professional movie format of 24 frames per second (24 pictures in just one second of footage)!
This behind the scenes video was shot all on a Lumix G7 and was edited on Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017.
SCENE RECREATION (the actual stop motion video):
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SIDE-BY-SIDE with original:
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ORIGINAL SCENE from the classic movie, "The Incredibles":
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*Disclaimer: We take no credit for the Incredibles name and logo. All rights belong to their respective owners, Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. *
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