r/stopmotion

Ok so this is stop motion number 3. I played around with masking and green screen on this one. A slightly higher frame rate and more movement between characters made this one take a bit longer. Natural light betrayed me so there’s a little flicker but I think this turned out pretty cool 👌🏾

I have been working on this game for over 4 years. I have programmed, created claymation, backdrops and puppetry for my multimedia video game, which comes out in less than 3 days! 🥰🥰

This is a short clip from one of the scenes. I'd love to hear what you think about the animation and some advices!!! The full episodes are on YouTube with you like it...

Super proud of my daughter! It took her over 4 years but she has programmed, made stop motion claymation, backdrops and puppetry for her multimedia video game, which comes out this month. :)

This was my first time animating without a base plate and I also just was wondering if anyone had any tips or anything

The creature yearns for animations

(Keep in mind, animations may not be the best because articulation is somewhat more limited than i like but ill try to do my best with all the ideas.)

Working on a partial street set for my stop motion film about trying to eat lunch on a pier

Figures Used: Blokees Jurassic World Terraventure Wave 2 Indominus and Parasaurolophus

inspiration

I know advertising is frowned upon here, but I really put soo much work into making this for you all to enjoy. it took almost 3 months recording 4-6 hours a day at 24fps. https://youtu.be/X1tcmLQWnJU

There's something greatly pleasing about watching a project come together beautifully c:

Hi still practicing to do some stopmotion! Would love to have some feedback from you guys! 😇

Hi Im not exactly sure if this is the right subreddit to ask but well . Im making a stop motion video for school , and the premise is that a prisoner breaks out of prison . But now to my problem .
How do i make my background black but make it look as if the torch is iluminating him and the background.

:( cant seem to do it

I’ve been doing stop-motion for a while, and today I decided to take the leap and set up a small recording studio in my room—all because my SD card, containing 30 GB of photos, got accidentally formatted. I wanted to give it a try, so I connected a camera to my PC and used a free alternative to Dragonframe. What else should I add? I’d also love to see your home studios.