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Stop Motion Senior Project
Music by Asaf Avidan & the Mojos_Reckoning Song / The Reckoning
Making of music by Asaf Avidan and the Mojos/ Sweat & Tears / The Reckoning
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Stop Motion Senior Project
Music by Asaf Avidan & the Mojos_Reckoning Song / The Reckoning
Making of music by Asaf Avidan and the Mojos/ Sweat & Tears / The Reckoning
"Disappear" is an award winning stop motion short film that has been over two years in the making. Put together singlehandedly by Hendrikus De Vaan, with a score by Lily Unsub.
It's had a wide festival run, including:
Shuffle Film Festival 2014, (Young Filmmaker Award, from Danny Boyle)
New Zealand International Film Festival 2014
Mill Valley Film Festival 2014
BFI Future Film Festival 2015
Young Directors Award, silver, Cannes Lions 2015
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Uploaded by Vimeo User Hendrikus De Vaan
Published on Jun 16, 2014
A man encounters a mysterious cardboard box. I made this film a long time ago. In may ways it is reflection on a culture of observation and fear which still seems relevant today. Let me know what you think it is about in the comments.
Written, directed, and animated by Nirvan Mullick. The film is based on a 1974 Kobo Abe novel called The Box Man. Shot on 35mm, this was my CalArts thesis film; it took me over 3 years to finish. Official Selection Cannes Cinefondation, Winner AFI Fest 2002 Audience Award & Special Jury Prize
Harmonica by Charlie Musselwhite: http://charliemusselwhite.com/
35mm processing and post courtesy of FotoKem Student Grant: http://FotoKem.com
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Uploaded by YouTuber Nirvan Mullick
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Published on Dec 28, 2016
CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Ann (Fay Wray) is sacrificed by the island's natives to be Kong's new bride.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The film introduces us to flamboyant, foolhardy documentary filmmaker Carl Denham (Robert Armstrong), who sails off to parts unknown to film his latest epic with leading lady Darrow in tow. Disembarking at Skull Island, they stumble on a ceremony in which the native dancers circle around a terrified-looking young girl, chanting, "Kong! Kong!" The chief (Noble Johnson) and witch doctor (Steve Clemente) spot Denham and company and order them to leave. But upon seeing Ann, the chief offers to buy the "golden woman" to serve as the "bride of Kong." Denham refuses, and he and the others beat a hasty retreat to their ship. Late that night, a party of native warriors sneak on board the ship and kidnap Ann. They strap her to a huge sacrificial altar just outside the gate, then summon Kong, who winds up saving Ann instead of devouring her. Kong is eventually taken back to New York, where he breaks loose on the night of his Broadway premiere, thinking that his beloved Ann is being hurt by the reporters' flash bulbs. Now at large in New York, Kong searches high and low for Ann (in another long-censored scene, he plucks a woman from her high-rise apartment, then drops her to her death when he realizes she isn't the girl he's looking for). After proving his devotion by wrecking an elevated train, Kong winds up at the top of the Empire State Building, facing off against a fleet of World War I fighter planes.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Noble Johnson, Fay Wray
Directors: Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Producers: David O. Selznick, Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack
Screenwriters: James Ashmore Creelman, Ruth Rose, Merian C. Cooper, Edgar Wallace, Leon Gordon
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Battery Life is a stop motion short film that tells a story of determination, self-sacrifice, and deceit. Set in a dystopian desert landscape, a robot family, through the test of tragedy, discovers a dark secret hidden behind the doctrine of a preacher.
Battery Life is our introduction. A film to say, “Here we are.” We are a team of people willing and able to work hard for something we believe in, something we think is really cool. And we did just that. On a budget of only $5000 (crowdfunded and out of pocket), we created this ten minute, thirty-five second stop motion film.
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VICE: thecreatorsproject.vice.com/en_uk/blog/robot-puppets-short-film
io9: io9.gizmodo.com/this-stop-motion-short-about-robots-packs-in-a-surprisi-1758137710
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A peak into what animating Battery Life has been like.
For more behind the scenes photos and videos, check out #batterylifefilm on twitter and instagram.
Uploaded by Vimeo User Justin A Nixon
Uploaded by Vimeo User AMAA Productions
--It's been a while since we posted some lego stop motion. The wait is over!--
William Shatner, in a time traveling robot, attempts to destroy William Shakespeare but underestimates the fighting prowess of Action Bill.
Listen to Nick Longoria's soundtrack here: soundcloud.com/nicklongoria/action-bill-full-score
We have behind the scenes features on our site at amaaprod.com
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Youloaded by YouTuber Intellisense Education
Published on Mar 27, 2017
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Engaging science through stop motion animation. These kits are designed to help deep understanding of scientific topics through playing. Sign up for our Kickstarter campaign at http://cutnlearn.com
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An animated short film shot entirely on a Nokia XpressMusic 5800.
Design & Animation: Rob Díaz
Music: Chromeo
Uploaded by Vimeo User Rob Diaz
Here is a neat stop motion of a Christmas Card being made.
Uploaded by Vimeo User Bas Manders
Uploaded by YouTuber Jeff Back
Uploaded on Nov 5, 2009
A Skittles motion my friend and I made for our Art & Technology Class using Stop Motion Animation. It took about 8 hours of taking photos and over 400 photos, not to mention a couple thousand Skittles.
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Music - "Walkie Talkie Man" by Steriogram Listen ad-free with YouTube Red
Uploaded by YouTuber AnnieTimeYouWant
Uploaded on Jul 19, 2008
Skittle stop motion animation.