Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
November 21, 2000. New transfer from the first-generation broadcast-quality betacam SP tape source.
Side by side version: youtube.com/watch?v=S45RmymVDO4
Old website description:
"PRODUCTION NOTES: This is our first attempt at animating the mouths of the Lego characters as they spoke. We also tried to match the scenery as closely as possible. In the scene with the band, there is a fleeting frame with a (real) little girl's head in the background. This is Andy's daughter Arwen, and although her presence was initially an accident, we decided to leave it in because it was funny seeing her giant head flicker in the background. Also, we somehow botched one edit as compared to the real movie's sequence of shots. I'm not sure how it happened, but by the time we noticed, it was too late to fix it.
This is our first piece edited on an Avid editing system, an industry-standard piece of editing software and accompanying hardware. All our subsequent work has also been cut on an Avid."
November 21, 2000. New transfer from the first-generation broadcast-quality betacam SP tape source.
Side by side version: youtube.com/watch?v=S45RmymVDO4
Old website description:
"PRODUCTION NOTES: This is our first attempt at animating the mouths of the Lego characters as they spoke. We also tried to match the scenery as closely as possible. In the scene with the band, there is a fleeting frame with a (real) little girl's head in the background. This is Andy's daughter Arwen, and although her presence was initially an accident, we decided to leave it in because it was funny seeing her giant head flicker in the background. Also, we somehow botched one edit as compared to the real movie's sequence of shots. I'm not sure how it happened, but by the time we noticed, it was too late to fix it.
This is our first piece edited on an Avid editing system, an industry-standard piece of editing software and accompanying hardware. All our subsequent work has also been cut on an Avid."
