Uploaded by YouTuber ChattyH

Published on Feb 25, 2010

Project for my time based media class
very long process, hope you enjoy

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Published on Sep 7, 2008

September 7th, 2008
Stop motion animation by Peter Dang, Uland Lau, Dong Vo

649 pictures
1 month and 1 week of work


Peter Dang (cinematographer) 
-"Expo pens + midnight Taco Bell = stop motion"

Uland Lau (hand model)
-"Thar she blows."

Dong Vo (counterstrike addict)
-"I GOT AN IDEA!...... I vote peter do it."


Credits:
Intro duck- Peter and Dong
Sparkle hands- Peter's hands; Dong's drawings
Football- Peter's drawings
Magic Cards- Dong's drawings; Uland's hand
Pokemon trainer- Peter's drawings
Droping seeds- Peter's hand; Dong's drawings
Big bird flying- Uland's drawings
Small birds- Dong's drawings

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Uploaded by YouTuber pokeydoodle6

Published on Feb 20, 2012

Stop motion animation with toilet paper. 
Music & Video by Dobre Ideje / Ognjen Ivanovic / Dragana Momcilovic

Sequel "Paper guy in love": https://youtu.be/-xLEkC1TMvE

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Uploaded by YouTuber Good ideas

Uploaded by YouTuber NFB

Published on Jan 12, 2015

This short animated film features the sandman and the creatures he sculpts out of sand. These lively creatures build a castle and celebrate the completion of their new home, only to be interrupted by an uninvited guest. Cleverly constructed with nuance, the film leaves interpretation open to the viewer. The film took home an Oscar® for Best Animated Short Film.

Directed by Co Hoedeman - 1977

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Del Mak and Tommy Franzen get down to some serious dancing.

Uploaded by Vimeo User ben wheatley

Various stop motion animation tests. January 2015, Paris, France.
Material used: 160g/sm colored paper, foam board, glue, neodyme magnets, iron foil.
No postproduction except video editing.
Music by Professor Kliq

Uploaded by Vimeo User Remi Chambran

Uploaded by Vimeo User Bruna Berford

(An animator describes the ups, downs and ups of stop motion using stop motion.)

final project for my Stop Motion Experimental Class at AAU.

music by Rosinha de Valencia ( Summertime)

Uploaded by Vimeo User Chris Gavin

"They came, they found paradise, they made it their own..."
TXT ISLAND an animated typographic adventure by director Chris Gavin. The film uses plastic signboard letters to convey an epic story of man versus nature.

This film was shot as stop-motion animation, then 'enhanced' with After Effects. The soundtrack was created by Russell Pay.

TXT ISLAND was a nominee for 'Best Short Film' at the 2010 British Animation Awards.

If you enjoy this film, you can find out more (and buy T-shirts) at
http://www.txtisland.com
More info and other work by Chris Gavin can be found here
http://www.chrisgavin.com

Two tool insects meet in the woods.  Will the 'Tape Measure' insect survive?

Published on Jun 6, 2012

Stop Motion Animation

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Uploaded by YouTuber nariomaru

My first animation ever.
It's a video I did for a school project [long ago], set to Tom Waits' "The Piano Has Been Drinking".

It could be better, but it's done, on schedule.
It was my first shot at stop-motion, and everything was done by me: the puppets, the set, furniture*, clothing*, props and so on; also directed, shot and edited by me, obviously. (*someone helped me with some of the wooden stuff -the counter and tables- and another someone with a couple of clothes).
I recycled/reutilized a lot; only the clay and wire for the puppets and some of the wood were bought specifically for the film (keeping the budget at a minimum).

It allowed me to experiment with a lot of things. (I basically had never made anything with fabric in my life, I didn't know how to build any kind of puppets, or how to do stop-motion, as well as some other stuff I managed to get done). So my project ended up throwing a bit of pretty much all of my school's departments in the mix (film, sculpture, textiles, wood, design - with the set and everything -, graphic design - with the dvd cover and label I did -, etc.)

Unfortunately I had to butcher the song: I cut out some parts [making it even with three equal parts before each chorus] that weren't "talking" much or that would give me bigger problems. After all (and specially if you're on a shedule), a few less seconds of animation save you long hours of hard work.
Apart from the opening scene, that I shot in a different way first (and the falling cigarette obviously), everything was on first take - it's not like it doesn't show! (I really was running short on time, so, I had to convince myself 'ok that's good enough')

I feel the video is a bit "speedy"... But well, it's not bad, and more importantly, it's Mine. 
Enjoy! =)

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