The LEGO FNaF Movie
After 3 years in development, hopefully, it would have been worth the wait.
I actually finished it :-D
Though to be honest I was stuck a lot of the way, both in the "materialistic department", procrastination, time and wanting to work on other projects.
My personal goal was to finish this project, which was hard since:
-A. As much as I wouldn't like to admit it, the FNaF hype died out eventually.
-B. I entered the most busy part of my education system.
-C. Animating takes A LOT of time.
-D. Getting distracted by new and exciting things :-)
-But when I first began to work on this video, I said to myself:
"You're going to finish this thing." and as you can see: I did. For that, I'm proud of myself.
Boy, was it tiring.
As for the final product:
I am pleased on how it turned out. It has flaws, but at the moment I'm to weak to fix them, and I probably never will.
I think the project probably brings more to me than to you, as I've learned a lot from this project:
-A. I've accomplished and survived a long tiring process, without leaving myself and viewers disappointed.
-B. Dear future me: DO NOT MAKE BIG PROJECTS. If you do, please, don't do it alone, find a team you can work with.
-C. Trying to create an atmosphere with lighting, coloring, camera angles, etc.
Anyways this project is finished. yiay. Time to pack things up in boxes- cleaning time.
-but first...