Top 1 reason to clean the snow off your car illustrated in a LEGO movie

As you know, I live in Québec, Canada, and we have a lot of snow. Every morning, in winter, we have to wake up earlier to have time to clean the car from all that snow (see me in action). But some people are just too lazy to take the time to do it and leave the house, not in a car, but in a igloo. That's very dangerous.

For safety reasons and because it's the law, please clean off the snow from you car before leaving.

Check out this article form the Huff: http://goo.gl/MuIs1b
An 80-year-old driver in Southern Ontario was slapped with a $110 fine Tuesday after the thick slab of snow covering his car caught the attention of police.

Ontario Provincial Police shared a picture of the car on Twitter, showing it buried under approximately 20 centimetres of snow and its windshield covered — with a small clearing on the driver’s side.

And this one about a woman in Halifax: http://goo.gl/dhFqTZ
A 37-year-old woman has been ticketed after driving what police have described as a "moving snowbank."
Halifax police Const. Diane Woodworth says the woman was stopped on Barrington Street on Wednesday because her car was not properly cleared of snow.

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FAQ
What camera do you use?
I have a Canon REBEL T3 that I use for stop motion and another Canon G7x to film.
I use a tripod or a magic arm to keep them steady, that's very important you know.

What software do you use?
I shoot with Dragon Frame, then import my images in Adobe After Effect to work on eash shot and then import everythig in Adobe Premiere to edit and add titles, sounds and music. Photoshop and Illustrator are also a great help.

How many frame per second (fps) do you shoot?
I usually work at 15 fps, but sometime, I rework my shots at 18 to 24 fps.

What computer do you use?
A MacBook Pro and an iMac, I love them.

You sound weird, where are you from?
I'm Canadian, Québec and I speak French and English. I live on the South Shore of Montreal and I so my movie in my LEGO Studio (that sounds more cool than "in my basement", isn't).

Do you work for The LEGO Group?
No. I'm freelance.

Do you do commissionned work?
Yes I do. I've produce movies for LaPresse+, Cadillac-Fairview, Tube Heros, FSE and others.

Where do you buy your LEGO bricks?
LEGO store, Toys' R Us, Wal Mart, garage sales. I'm always on the watch for good deals.

What's your favorite LEGO sets/themes?
I love LEGO City, LEGO Creator and mostly every themes in the LEGO univers, i.e. Ninjago, Ultra Agent, Pharaos Quest and the new Nexo Knights. I'm a big fan of Super Heroes, MARVEL Super Heroes, but I like to collect some DC minfigs too. The set that gave me the more fun to build ever was the Alien Conquest 7066 Earth Defence HD. That set was awesome.

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