FINISHED STOP MOTION MOVIES

Teresa LoeraTeresa Loera Moderator
in Stop Motion Animation with the Chiodo Bros
Hello everyone!

Please post your finished stop motion movie scene in this category if you haven't posted it already.

We can't wait to see them all!

Thanks!

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  • Melanie BucknerMelanie Buckner ✭✭
  • Banya TungprasertBanya Tungprasert ✭


    https://vimeo.com/109090076 https://vimeo.com/109090192
  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    edited November 2014
    Is this end of day on Saturday when this is due? I only have time the day on Saturday to finish this project off.
  • Teresa LoeraTeresa Loera Moderator
    Trista, yes you can post end of day on Saturday.

    Thanks for the update. And I can't wait to see your movie! 
  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    Yay! Thank you!

  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    edited November 2014

    Here's the first exercise. I hope to do a small scene tonight, but this is just a film test to see how the puppet functions.
    Post edited by Chris Ellerby on
  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    edited November 2014


    Right, so frustrating technical difficulties. This is what I got before my camera and dragon frame stopped wanting to talk to each other. A step further and I would have almost been done that scene. Sigh. Perhaps tomorrow my tech will want to play nice.
    Post edited by Chris Ellerby on
  • Edward ChiodoEdward Chiodo ✭
    Trista:

    Did you solve your technical difficulties? Let me know and I might be able to talk you through it.

    Ed
  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    I haven't yet, but I'm looking into drivers for my camera. I hope to have a little bit of time this weekend, but I'm working all the way through to CTN, to make up the time I'm taking off. I'll try again saturday night, and let you know how it goes. 
  • Charles ChiodoCharles Chiodo ✭
    Trista, your set is impressive, and you have smooth movement going on in your test. The walk is a tough one, especially with a husky puppet. Lifting the feet for a walk cycle is tricky. An option might be to support your broad character from behind and try a sliding, shuffling motion of the legs and body as a variation of the walk. You don't need technical difficulties on top of the difficulties of the already difficult animation technique. I know you'll get there.
  • Trista TownsendTrista Townsend ✭
    Yeah, smooth-ish. The left arm was jittery, and I didn't notice until later. But I think I need to use the surface gauge at multiple points, not just the head. I was hoping I didn't have to use a rig, but I don't think I'll get full foot mobility otherwise. I tried to reference video that I acted out, but I think the puppet is a bit top heavy. I think I found out what the tech trouble was, and dive right in when I get back from burbank next week. 
    Also, should I fill in the holes from the footfalls with...clay or something? 
  • Charles ChiodoCharles Chiodo ✭
    Always try and fill the holes. Mix clay that matches your ground color. What you are discovering is all part of the learning curve. Don't be discouraged.
  • Michelle AndrewMichelle Andrew ✭
    edited December 2014
    Here I am, late as ever due to various personal problem and the stop motion degree course and life commitments. I have finished my first stop motion film. Its not zombies and such but I have used some of the techniques we were taught. I'd love to know what you think. Thank  you so much for the course, it was wonderful! :)

    Michelle






  • Chris EllerbyChris Ellerby Admin
    Love it Stellan!

    /Chris
  • Teresa LoeraTeresa Loera Moderator
    Stellan great job! Looks so good!
  • Stellan RutstamStellan Rutstam ✭
    Thank you!!!
  • Edward ChiodoEdward Chiodo ✭
    Excellent job Stellan. A very simple premise with a great payoff at the end. Well done.
  • Stellan RutstamStellan Rutstam ✭
    Thanks alot Edward!!!! :)
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