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Trinity Help is a frame-accurate stop-frame animation of the famous bullet-dodge scene from the 1999 movie The Matrix, all done in Lego.
Every frame in the movie is a picture of something real. No special effects, no CGI, no Photoshop, no green screen and no wire removal.
We went to great lengths to match camera angles, camera movements, lighting conditions, continuity errors, focal depths and character movements.
Check out the website: http://www.legomatrix.com/ for a detailed description of how the movie was made.
Every frame in the movie is a picture of something real. No special effects, no CGI, no Photoshop, no green screen and no wire removal.
We went to great lengths to match camera angles, camera movements, lighting conditions, continuity errors, focal depths and character movements.
Check out the website: http://www.legomatrix.com/ for a detailed description of how the movie was made.
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MadMarco2011
(6 days ago)
descent... i cant tell if spelled that right, BAZINGA
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EuroDisneyland1992
(1 month ago)
Great Channel and very cool Videos , i love it !! Thank You . Best wishes from Euro Disneyland , Daniel
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kiloskallop
(1 month ago)
cool channel
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cbcd04
(4 months ago)
Amazing!
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XvlpErX
(4 months ago)
When i saw the side by side video of yours, that is by far the coolest/best video i have ever seen on here or other sites. Very awesome job man
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burza0lukas
(5 months ago)
great job, just a pity that you made only one movie because you have talent
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JTBeastProductions
(5 months ago)
That is one of the coolest stop-motions I have evere seen!
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theLEGOmafias
(6 months ago)
the 3 people are the people HE SUBCRIBED to
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DIEaHEROdotNET
(6 months ago)
btw how do you only have 3 subscribers, you have millions of viewers
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DIEaHEROdotNET
(6 months ago)
Hey dude, I've added you and subscribed. I work on animation too, and I'm impressed. That must have taken forever to render
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