The Brickfilmer's Guild
Welcome to the Brickfilmer's Guild (BFG). We are an online community created to spotlight and connect those that practice the art of brickfilming. Brickfilmers are the people that make animated films using plastic bulding bricks, such as Lego or Mega-Bloks. The BFG is designed to showcase brickfilming animators, producers, voice actors, editors, and promoters from around the world. Brickfilming is a hobby for most, but it is a profession for a few. Many find it is a small source of revenue. In brickfilming production, there is usually only one or a very small group of people that preform the jobs of producer, writer, director, actor, casting director, animator, set designer, set constructor, lighting director, director of photography, editor, special effects artist, and promoter. The brickfilmers that do all the above the best find the most success.
We also try to deliver the most up to date brickfilming news. We search the internet looking for news being made by brickfilmers and report it here. Check out the Brickfilmer's Guild: Administrator blog for the latest brickfilming news. Also check out BrickAnimation.com for the best in brickfilm blogging.
A member of the BFG can design and customize their own virtual space among fellow brickfilmers that are famous, soon to be famous, or just novice brickfilming hobbiest. A member's profile can include embeded videos (from YouTube and other video sites), a gallery of pictures (great for production pictures and mocs), Twitter feeds and much more including Blogs, the Wire (and site wide micro blog), and a Chat Room.
This site is meant to compliment brickfilming sites such as Bricksinmotion and Brickfilms.com. Please create a profile here if you brickfilm, even you are a member of those sites. We also encourage members of Brickboard (the German online brickfilming community) and members of Brick-À-Brack (the French brickfilming community) to join the guild and create profiles.
We currenlty have over 800 members.
Check out the featured members of this site. They are some of the worlds best brickfimers. Friend them on this site, subscribe to them on YouTube, and follow them on Twitter.
If you are under the age of 14 please read the "Terms" at the bottom of this page.
After you apply for membership, we will send you an email confirmation and you will be ready to start customizing your profile to display among your fellow brickfilmers.
Join now, it's free! You will be emailed a confirmation usually within one week. Become a member! Register here! One account per person/studio.
Brickfilmer's Guild
P.O. Box 3031
Lilburn, GA 30048
U.S.A.
Email address: register@brickfilmersguild.com
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The Brickfilmer's Guild: Administrator (Big Monkey)'s blog
The winners of the ReBrick LEGO Movie Contest have still not been announced. On Monday (June 20) ReBrick tweeted:
Which of these brick videos will be featured in @TheLEGOMovie? Stay tuned to find out...http://rebrick.it/12oIi8E
One the same day ReBrick replied to a tweet from Bionicle28 with:
@bionicle28 It's a tough decision! We hope to have a final announcement shortly.
Earlier today (June 22) ReBrick tweeted:
The news you've been waiting for....cannot be announced yet, sorry! We will have winners for @TheLEGOMovie shortly. http://rebrick.it/11bH1Fw
The link goes to a short blog that apologizes for the delay. The blog mentioned the number of high quality videos submitted into the competition. The blog asks for patience and to expect an announcement later this week. I agree that most all of the 25 semifinalist were high quality. I can see how difficult the decision will be. Good luck.
On another note, the Brickfilmer's Guild has yet to announce the winners of the 2012 BFG Animation Festival. The Awards Show video is nearing completion. It will be released shortly.
Alex Kobbs (Kooberz Studios) has received some press lately on a few online websites such as Kotaku and Onlinewelten.com for his video BrickTube - Aliens (Lego animation short). It currently has over 70,000 views in just a few days. It has also been liked on YouTube over 3,300 times. The video was published on the Machinima Channel on May 12, 2013. Check it out!
Zach Boivin (ZachFB Studios) won $1000 for his pitch in the Tongal LEGO City Airport and Coast Guard Video Project. Cash prizes for the video portion of the contest will range from $2000-$15000. Last year, Zach won over $17,000 in Tongal contests.
The new Le Gazette (#35) is out on Brick-A-Brack. Check it out!
The new Le Gazette (#34) is out on Brick-A-Brack. Check it out!
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The Brickfilmer's Guild Animation Festival Awards Show is in production. It will be an awards show done as a brickfilm. Coming soon on thefourmonkeys Classic Channel.
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May 2013 Brickfilms of the Month
LEGO Justice League (Language Warning)
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Brickfilming News - ReBrick Will Release Results for LEGO Movie Contest Shortly
May 22, 2013 by Administrator (Big Monkey)
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The winners of the ReBrick LEGO Movie Contest have still not been announced. On Monday (June 20) ReBrick tweeted:
Which of these brick videos will be featured in @TheLEGOMovie? Stay tuned to find out...http:/(...)
Alex Kobbs Releases Another Great Brickfilm on Machinima Channel
May 16, 2013 by Administrator (Big Monkey)
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Alex Kobbs (Kooberz Studios) has received some press lately on a few online websites such as Kotaku and Onlinewelten.com for hi(...)
ZachFB Studios Wins a Tongal Pitch
May 16, 2013 by Administrator (Big Monkey)
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Zach Boivin (ZachFB Studios) won $1000 for his pitch in the Tongal LEGO City Airport and Coast Guard Video Project. Cash prizes for the video portion of the conte(...)
Brickfilming News - New Le Gazette (#35)
May 12, 2013 by Administrator (Big Monkey)
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The new Le Gazette (#35) is out on Brick-A-Brack. Check it out!
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