Filming second Married with Vader.

Look out everyone as a return visit with the galaxies most dysfunctional family go's under the camera this weekend as Married with Vader returns for its second installment. When we first visited with the Skywalkers Darth Vader was having a rough day as work had sucked as usual and Padme had ignored him and gone shopping then Luke whined when he did not get his way then Leia stuck him with Wookie sitting. After such a lousy what else could go wrong for everyone's favorite Lord of the Sith you ask?
Well this time around we visit the Skywalker home on that fateful day when Luke blows up the Death Star.
What will fallout be like at the Skywalker household?
Stay tuned.

The journey so far.

Back in 2010 myself and my son began to get back into Lego. We had gotten out of it for awhile, but then slowly began to once again discover the wonderful world that is Lego. With some Lego at our disposal from before and some new Lego I was introduced to Lego Brick films by my son that were on Youtube. Now we all know all the great brick filmer's out there and they really got my attention and got my creative juices flowing again. I had been into film making for a few years but a lack of commitment from people soured me off of it so I had gotten away from filming. Now I had many ideas of things  I wanted to film but interest from others. Once I saw brick films I thought yeah I can do this and start sharing my ideas and bringing them to the small screen. Shrambo Studios was soon created and on November 23, 2010 our first Brick short Batman.s a robot aired on Youtube. Now by no means was it a blockbuster as the whole stop motion concept was new to me but I was determined to self learn and get better as I we went along. After about 8 shorts of just using a video camera and stop and shooting each scene I finally grasped the whole picture method and from there went forward. Now I can happily say I have made many friends along the way and to me the whole experience for me is meeting new people and interacting with other brick filmer's. I am still learning with each brick short I make and will always push ourselves to get better with each short. Filming can definitely be long tiring process at times but at the end of the day when you see the final product you know it was all worth it and you then look forward to the next shoot. Great brick filming everyone and welcome to Shrambo Studios.