Level1 goes to court

I like the idea and think its a fun video but its just to long. I don't think many people will finish it. I would try to get it under 10 minutes.

I'm actually from the South and have a very pronounced Southern drawl, or at least that's what everyone tells me, and I would be more than happy to do voice overs. LOL!!!

perkindo

Nice work, would just do toys with voice overs though, using cuts and pans to keep motion going [no need to do stop motion -it's excessively labour intensive]. The humour associated with the toy scenes and live action is a little jarring basically. Last section with interviews worked very well along with the intel toy moving around in the box and its lethargy for example. So glad you interviewed the iron giant, it didn't look like it was paying attention through the entire court session. Good stuff and cheers for that.

great job, it's entertaining and funny. i think a next project needs more voice's with a southern accent/dialect. Maybe a little bit of stop motion to increase dynamics (created by a artistic intern, Maybe?) I love the format, it should not become to professional or smooth, the "nerd's clowning around" style is abig part of the fun. Looking forward to the next one

LOL! That's actually quite funny but will probably go over the heads of a lot of people. Personally I enjoyed it a great deal! Those "voices" were hilarious! I would love to see some behind the scenes footage. I bet you guys had a blast making this. :)

perkindo

+1

10/10 take my money

so do they say the tide is out, or the jury is in, or the call has been made?

this is hilarious

me no like

gf42nf

It's such an odd duck IMO; it's wonderfully entertaining, maybe too serious though? Or too much impact? I think more Judge-Judyesque type of tone; let Ryan stretch his wings and call for a mint julep ;-) The Almighty Gov'nor needs to be more Authoritarian.

Robot Chicken this is not, but I applaud the effort to make a green screen live action/robot chicken-style animation hybrid for such a nerdy topic, that's very ambitious. Sprinkle in some more jokes and have a wider cast of voice actors and you may be on to something here. TWO SUGGESTIONS: Watch some courtroom themed movies and take notes on how they shoot courtroom scenes, mimic their cinematographic style, My Cousin Vinny immediately comes to mind because there was a lot of comedy in that one. And, outsource auditions for voice acting to the community, we'd all love to contribute, I assume most of us have some quality microphones, and you obviously need a larger voice cast for these things. Keep up the good work!

I've got nothing good or constructive to say, so I'll just let you assume my opinion from that.

ivesen