Editing Brickfilm (section)

==Technique==
Modern brickfilms are captured with digital still cameras (sometimes in the form of webcams, DSLRs or camcorders with still image capability). The most widely used framerates for brickfilms are 12, 15, or 24 frames per second. Animators also tend to use a standard 4-frame minifigure walk cycle.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.thehowlingfantods.com/bricktastic/walktute.htm |title=Minifig Walking Tutorial |publisher=Thehowlingfantods.com |access-date=2013-08-19}}</ref>

To capture images for the animation, most brickfilmers prefer to use dedicated stop motion software, such as the free Stop Motion Studio, Boats Animator, and Eagle Animation, or professional software such as [[Dragonframe]]. Afterwards, compositing software such as [[Adobe After Effects]] can be used to add visual effects and a video editor can be used to compile the frames with audio tracks and complete the production of the film.