Stop Motion Videos

Medium: Humans with Costumes & Props

Medium: Paper: Cutouts, Sticky Notes

The actions in this are choreographed to the original music soundtrack.

Medium: Drawing / White Board

Traveling Through Brush and Ink: Stop-motion set in four ancient Chinese paintings | The Kid Should See This"Traveling Through Brush and Ink is a stop-motion animation of a little modern man traveling through four significant ancient Chinese paintings..."

Medium: Food

Go inside fruits and vegetables with stop motion | The Kid Should See ThisWhat do the insides of apples look like? How about avocados, oranges, bananas, watermelons, bell peppers, eggplants, potatoes, tomatoes, and onions?

Oh My Gourd, a Halloween stop motion pumpkin carving experiment | The Kid Should See This

Combines use of Food & Clay

Medium: Clay

Combines use of Food & Clay

Medium: LEGO Bricks

Student Work

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How to & Behind the Scenes

Major Motion Pictures!

Behind the Scenes with Major Motion Pictures!

Whitlock mentioned that "in all about 7,000 mouths were made for the film, with about 250 of them being just for the Pirate Captain himself. These mouths allowed production to not only go faster than it had in the past with movies like Wallace and Gromit, it was done in a way that would also allow the crew to keep the classic look and feel to the film. This look and feel shows up as a warm feeling in your stomach, the feel you get when you watch a claymation film you know has been animated and sculpted frame by frame by frame."

Director Travis Knight shares his secrets about the puppets used in new epic animation Kubo and the Two Strings. Find out how Beetle, Monkey and Kubo himself were created.

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The Nokia N8 has been used in the making of the world's smallest stop motion character animation. Certified by the Book of Guinness World Records, the animation was created by Aardman Animation. In an ambitious project, they combined the might of the Nokia N8's image capture ability with the concept behind Professor Fletcher's invention of the CellScope.

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The stop motion film is shot entirely on the new Nokia N8, and aims to showcase the Carl Zeiss optics and its 12-megapixel photography capabilities. They managed to place three phones elevated some 36 meters above the ground on a cherry picker on a beach in South Wales, in the UK, to cover a canvas of 42 meters x 24 meters... Basically creating the "World's Largest Stop-motion Animation".

Use armature wire to form the skeleton - The wire is easy to twist into the general structure of your character. Any part of your character that will move should have bones of armature inside it. Be sure to twist the wire tightly together, in order to make a strong skeleton.

Projects

Sources for Sound Effects and Music

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