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|Brickfilmer Name = David West |
|Brickfilmer Name = David West |
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|Also Known As = *Bloody Film Strip Studios |
|Also Known As = *Bloody Film Strip Studios |
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|Nationality = American |
|Nationality = American |
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|Role(s) = *Contest host |
|Role(s) = *Contest host |
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|Website = [https://www.youtube.com/user/buckingthesystem/ YouTube channel] |
|Website = [https://www.youtube.com/user/buckingthesystem/ YouTube channel] |
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|Notable Works = *[[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]] |
|Notable Works = *[[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]] |
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| + | *[[BrickFest 2006 Montage]] |
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*''[[Cleaning Time]]'' |
*''[[Cleaning Time]]'' |
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| − | '''David West''' is a member of the brickfilming community. He is best known for being the first host of the [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]], which he ran the first four installments of and which still runs to this day. He was also a major contributor to the first successful community project ''[[Cleaning Time]]'', collaborating on writing and animating multiple scenes. |
+ | '''David West''' is a member of the brickfilming community. He is best known for being the first host of the [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]], which he ran the first four installments of and which still runs to this day. He was also the co-ordinator of the [[BrickFest 2006 Montage]] and a major contributor to the first successful community project ''[[Cleaning Time]]'', collaborating on writing and animating multiple scenes. |
== Filmography == |
== Filmography == |
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{{Filmography}} |
{{Filmography}} |
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| − | | 2003 || ''Duel of the |
+ | | 2003 || ''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6SOemhgOKtvS3ctd2c3R0lSUXM/view Duel of the bums]'' || |
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| − | | 2004 || ''Speeding Demon'' || [[10 Brick Contest]] entry |
+ | | 2004 || ''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6SOemhgOKtvQ3VEUjVPYXpSeEU/view Speeding Demon]'' || [[10 Brick Contest]] entry |
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| − | | 2005 || ''AnimatorDV Ad'' || [[AnimatorDV Commercial Contest]] second place winner<ref>[http://archive.is/cxyOq AnimatorDV Commerical Contest results]</ref> |
+ | | 2005 || ''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6SOemhgOKtveFUwbXY1b051ZEU/view AnimatorDV Ad]'' || [[AnimatorDV Commercial Contest]] second place winner<ref>[http://archive.is/cxyOq AnimatorDV Commerical Contest results]</ref> |
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| − | | 2005 || ''[[Cleaning Time]]'' || Community project |
+ | | 2005 || '''''[[Cleaning Time]]''''' || Community project coordinated by [[Doug James]] and [[Joshua Leasure]] and directed by [[Tom Dean]] |
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| + | | 2006 || '''[[BrickFest 2006 Montage]]''' || Community project coordinated by David West |
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''Main article: [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]]'' |
''Main article: [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]]'' |
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| − | The [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]] emerged from a January 2005 discussion of |
+ | The [[Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest]] emerged from a January 2005 discussion on [[Brickfilms.com]] of a one-day brickfilm contest idea by [[Stephen Nolen and Austin Nolen|Stephen Nolen]], which itself was based on a one-hour competition idea by [[Robinson Wood]]. West spoke of having had a similar idea in the past,<ref>[http://brickfilms.com/topic/one-hour-deadline-comp-concept/page/2/#post-81240 West mentions having had a similar contest idea]</ref> and volunteered to host as Robinson Wood wished to enter it himself<ref>[http://brickfilms.com/topic/one-hour-deadline-comp-concept/page/3/#post-81431 West volunteers to host]</ref> (which, ultimately, he did not until THAC 2 the next year). |
The first THAC took place in August 2005, and it became an annual occurance. THAC 2 and 3 took place in summer 2006 and 2007, but as David West would be joining the army in 2008 and due to demand, he decided to host a second THAC in 2007, with THAC 4 taking place over the winter break. This would be West's last time hosting THAC and also the last THAC to take place on Brickfilms.com. |
The first THAC took place in August 2005, and it became an annual occurance. THAC 2 and 3 took place in summer 2006 and 2007, but as David West would be joining the army in 2008 and due to demand, he decided to host a second THAC in 2007, with THAC 4 taking place over the winter break. This would be West's last time hosting THAC and also the last THAC to take place on Brickfilms.com. |
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| − | When in March 2008 the brickfilming community moved to the site that would become [[Bricks in Motion (website)|Bricks in Motion]], Scott "Uncle_Cheesedog" Loeppky wished for a THAC on the new site, and, with the blessing of David West, continued on the THAC name with THAC 5. THAC changed hands a number of times since and, beginning with THAC 7, the contest has been held officially by Bricks in Motion, with the current host being [[Nathan |
+ | When in March 2008 the brickfilming community moved to the site that would become [[Bricks in Motion (website)|Bricks in Motion]], [[Pirate's Quest|Scott "Uncle_Cheesedog" Loeppky]] wished for a THAC on the new site, and, with the blessing of David West, continued on the THAC name with THAC 5. THAC changed hands a number of times since and, beginning with THAC 7, the contest has been held officially by Bricks in Motion, with the current host being [[Nathan Mellace]]. THAC has gone on to become the biggest contest on the site, with the most entries to a single THAC being 78. |
=== Other hosting === |
=== Other hosting === |
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| − | Other than THAC, David West also hosted the trailer competitions for the [[Heroes and Villains Contest]] in March 2005 and the [[Fame, Infamy and Glory Contest]] in May 2006.<ref>[http://brickfilms.com/topic/heroes-and-villains-trailer-competition/ Heroes and Villains Trailer Competition thread]</ref> He also organised the [[ |
+ | Other than THAC, David West also hosted the trailer competitions for the [[Heroes and Villains Contest]] in March 2005 and for the [[Fame, Infamy and Glory Contest]] in May 2006.<ref>[http://brickfilms.com/topic/heroes-and-villains-trailer-competition/ Heroes and Villains Trailer Competition thread]</ref> He also organised the [[BrickFest 2006 Montage]]. |
== References == |
== References == |
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[[Category:Inactive brickfilmers]] |
[[Category:Inactive brickfilmers]] |
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[[Category:Community members]] |
[[Category:Community members]] |
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Revision as of 00:09, 20 November 2018
David West is a member of the brickfilming community. He is best known for being the first host of the Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest, which he ran the first four installments of and which still runs to this day. He was also the co-ordinator of the BrickFest 2006 Montage and a major contributor to the first successful community project Cleaning Time, collaborating on writing and animating multiple scenes.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Duel of the bums | |
| 2004 | Speeding Demon | 10 Brick Contest entry |
| 2005 | AnimatorDV Ad | AnimatorDV Commercial Contest second place winner[1] |
| 2005 | Cleaning Time | Community project coordinated by Doug James and Joshua Leasure and directed by Tom Dean |
| 2006 | BrickFest 2006 Montage | Community project coordinated by David West |
Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest
Main article: Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest
The Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest emerged from a January 2005 discussion on Brickfilms.com of a one-day brickfilm contest idea by Stephen Nolen, which itself was based on a one-hour competition idea by Robinson Wood. West spoke of having had a similar idea in the past,[2] and volunteered to host as Robinson Wood wished to enter it himself[3] (which, ultimately, he did not until THAC 2 the next year).
The first THAC took place in August 2005, and it became an annual occurance. THAC 2 and 3 took place in summer 2006 and 2007, but as David West would be joining the army in 2008 and due to demand, he decided to host a second THAC in 2007, with THAC 4 taking place over the winter break. This would be West's last time hosting THAC and also the last THAC to take place on Brickfilms.com.
When in March 2008 the brickfilming community moved to the site that would become Bricks in Motion, Scott "Uncle_Cheesedog" Loeppky wished for a THAC on the new site, and, with the blessing of David West, continued on the THAC name with THAC 5. THAC changed hands a number of times since and, beginning with THAC 7, the contest has been held officially by Bricks in Motion, with the current host being Nathan Mellace. THAC has gone on to become the biggest contest on the site, with the most entries to a single THAC being 78.
Other hosting
Other than THAC, David West also hosted the trailer competitions for the Heroes and Villains Contest in March 2005 and for the Fame, Infamy and Glory Contest in May 2006.[4] He also organised the BrickFest 2006 Montage.