Rollo

Those water textures need to have smoother edges. But the boats are neat.

Why "Pick Axe", with a space? Totally making fun of that in my entry (if I get around to making one).

Pretty good for a first rig! Glad you changed the hair, looks much better.

The torches could use some fire. And the glowstone could use a brighter light. Pretty neat tho.

*finger guns*

Could use more scenery. Also the camera could use some DOF. But it is alright for a beginner.

Or, you can select the object(s) and press Ctrl+R on your keyboard. It does the same thing.

@Keep on Chucking once made a tutorial on the Kiepocu channel about Chromatic Aberration and he went over how to simulate television static. However, in Movie Studio 13 and Vegas I know there is a filter built-in for that.

Pretty cool dewd.

Reminds me of the background clips in the L4D2 menus.

The first half was alright for a beginner. But then the second half... Lemme tell ya something: Please do not put sexual content into your videos. Or at least put a warning in the topic or the video title. Aside from that, here are some tips: Good camera movements, but maybe try Depth of Field on it. The movements are too... Choppy could be the right term? Experiment with different Transitions when moving objects and characters. When the girl brings out the cake, it clips through the wall and the door. That generally doesn't look too appealing. The background could use more interesting scenery. Maybe a town or a forest, just don't let flatlands show. The story was sort of hard to follow. That has a little to do with the lack of transitions in the characters. When he opens the door, it rotates in a strange manner. I would suggest changing the custom rotation point so it looks more accurate. The torches do not give light or fire, which doesn't look good and is ironic given that they're torches. The scene could do with more contrast in the lighting. Even just a candle or something would provide for your scene's contrast. It looks a little strange to have movements without limbs bending switch into movements with bending. Sometimes the characters are underposed, or not posed at all. Even just rotating and bending the legs and arms a tiny bit makes it look more appealing and more professional. That's all I've got. Don't be discouraged and keep at it.

Audio in Mine-imator has always been funky.

If you won't take input from the community why post it on a forum? I think it looks alright.

Make a camera and put it in front of the surface. Make the surface's texture take from the camera. You might also want to add a bit of blue, green, or white mix color to the surface. If you don't get it here's a tutorial by @AnxiousCynic.

It would not work. You would need to get those textures into a resource pack and import those.

.object files are exclusive to Mine-imator, .obj files are mesh files that only run in high-end rendering software (or at least higher than Mine-imator). Not sure actually how to make .object files.

The neck seems too long for me, and the hands too big. But I bet that's just because I'm used to the Minecraft character.

I think a 5.5 / 10. The lighting could use more contrast and ambience. Also the depth of field is too strong, and there are ripples for some reason in the background...? There could also be more going on in the center, seems pretty dull. And the fishing line sort of dissapears when it hits the water. One last note: there are too many different concepts going on at once; there's fishing, enderman fight, and some sort of monster fight going on at the same time.

TL;DR: Yes, it would go poop.

NO DOWNLEWD. >:{

Props to you for making the first animation you post here actually decent. I can tell you have a good future in animating.

I nominate @Colonel Muffin for the most unoriginal jokes.