Working on Lego Motion Animation

I had no knowledge with stop motion so this given task from my internship company was a struggle. I had accomplished a lot during the first week of receiving this project. The main challenge was working alone and having a lack of experience in filming, editing, audio and graphics.

Specifically the task was to create a Lego stop motion animation to display 9 Rules for the kids to follow. Given this, I had finished the storyboards on the first day. The next day, I started shooting scenes to get myself started. I had to wait about a week to receive the materials from the company. I used that time to self-learn the softwares Premiere Pro and After Effects. I relied on online tutorals, friends and family to gain knowledge.

Fast forward, I've gotten use to shooting these scenes that are up to 100 frames. Where I am to move the figures or bricks bit by bit, frame by frame. I've learnt ways to cope with testing my patience with filming.