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'Cuckoo Clock' - A stop-motion animation by Mackenzie Nash
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(So, we were looking for a couple of stop motions using clay for today. We found this short stop motion where drawings come to 'life' as clay.)
By Mason, Penelope and Zazie
Uploaded by Vimeo User YASP Clay Animation
(In this one, we see some wild animals going about their daily business in the jungle. Or is it a jungle? We had just linked to one of Clare Catchpole's other stop motions earlier this week.)
Stop Motion Animation short film featuring the wildlife living on our balcony including Stu Ritchie who created the soundtrack. Animation by Clare Catchpole.
Uploaded by Vimeo User Clare Catchpole
Uploaded by Vimeo User Margaret Scrinkl
Paper stop motion animation.
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Uploaded by YouTuber ActionArt
Stop motion animation with whiteboard, marker, plasticines and shadows!!!!
Stop motion animation, created with Adobe Premiere Pro CC
Uploaded by Vimeo User Mar Luciana
Claymation/Stop Motion by Clare Catchpole - animation and music: Paddy Fahy's reel and Rose in the Heather jig on fiddle and tenor guitar (Stu Ritchie)
Uploaded by Vimeo User Clare Catchpole
Uploaded by YouTuber LibraryOfCongress
Published on Oct 8, 2009
SUMMARY
Blackton (with only his arm showing on film) "draws" a series of funny faces, including a line drawing of two faces, a man with an umbrella, a line drawing of two faces in profile, a clown, faces of "Coon and Cohen," the profile of a seated man, and a bottle of Medoc.
This earliest surviving American animated film--in the strict sense of single exposures of drawings simulating movement--uses chalkboard sketches and then cut-outs to simplify the process. The opening title, animated with bits of paper, repeats a trick seen the previous year in Edison films. J. Stuart Blackton had in 1897 co-founded the Vitagraph Company, producer of the film. The flickering seen here was common to the earliest animation and resulted from the camera operators failure to achieve consistent exposure in manual one-frame cranking.
CREATED/PUBLISHED
United States : Vitagraph, 1906.
NOTES
Copyright: The Vitagraph Co. of America; 6Apr1906; H75272.
Digital file includes a piano score composed and performed by Philip Carli.
SUBJECTS
Magic drawings--Drama.
Cartoonists--Drama.
Caricatures and cartoons--Drama.
Caricature--Drama.
Alcoholic beverages--Drama.
Men--Drama.
Facial expression--Drama.
Comedy--Animation--Short.
DIGITAL ID
animp 4064 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mbrsmi/animp.4064
License - Standard YouTube License
(The two stop motion seasons from earlier this month were done with Post-it notes. Here, we found one done with clay.)
Published on Jun 17, 2016
License - Standard YouTube License
Uploaded by YouTuber Tereza Škrdlová
Uploaded by YouTuber giantbear7
We found a couple of stop motions featuring camera lenses. Here is one of them...
Published on Nov 30, 2010
Adventure of i-function man Catch a Cat With NX100 stop motion animation
NX100 ,OK! go to the sunset.
Adventure of i-Function Man- Finding Friends.
2072 pictures.
All pictures taken by NX100
i-Function Man is made real through the i-Function Lens
The doll was weary from work like bomb.
Leave the city like a War.
Let's go hometown, take New Beetle.
Let's go Sunset. ok go !!
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