Nice! Love the blocking the light with an object! Never thought of that! Thanks for the tips!

The bat helicopter to spaceship is the most genius idea ever

Awesome tutorial! I've been having problems lighting my sets. Will use what I learned.

This guy is one of the reasons I got into Lego Stop Motion, him and Mobdeli..

Wow super awesome tutorial. So cool how just a few bits of paper can make a set look so good

How you used the light was so cool! I normally only use two lights, one on the left and one on the right. I’ll try this technique in my next movie.

This is an awesome tutorial. Really crisp and practical as it works through changes and fixes the light to match what you're looking for. I'm taking notes for when I get to my how-to series!

Really good lighting ideas I never thought of! You just earnt another subscriber.

This was great, I loved what you said about blocking lights with objects that was really cool.

This was a really cool tutorial, I really liked how you showed the effect caused by little things like positions of lights and small objects on the overall image.

Thank you for these tips. Will apply them in my next ghostbusters stop motion!

This is a REALLY good tutorial and just what I was looking for. Thank you a million times!

Awesome it’s cool to see how other people set up there brick films

This was an awesome awesome tutorial. It’s really helpful to see how each of the lights affect your scene. I’ve been trying lots of different things to improve my lighting so I’ll definitely try some of these techniques. Thanks again

This was a well thought-out tutorial with really simple, practical tips. Nicely done.

That was really cool! Nice tutorial!

It was really interesting. It's nice to see the amount of thought and effort you put into the lighting process. I can definitely see the benefits of using smaller lights that you can spotlight to specific areas of the set. It's something I am unable to do with the massive photography cameras that I use