Want to draw a stop motion animation but need some advice as to how it's done? This animation tutorial video shows you how to create a simple set up and provides you with 9 creative techniques that will help you get started on your own stop motion animation video. Watch this instructional video and learn some creative tips.
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MAny thanks for sharing the your knowledge. I don't think you sound boring at all. You explained very clearly how to set out the equipment. I'm going to use your techniques with the children I teach to make a Jack and the Beanstalk animation.
Nice work
IF you sounded like you were having fun,,,,,great,,,,but you made it sound like so much work and perhaps show the animation first .........then break down as to the how it was done.
but above all make your voice sound lighter ,,,,,,less llike a motorcyclist with raging testorone ...............get some silliness to the acting part ...........more fun .....means more views........
you're right about the camera mounting.....
I had not thought of using a dry erase board......
with drawings on paper ,,,,,,one can show and filp the animation right in front of someone and get the WOW factor going also.............but again with the dry erase method the animation character will show up ......
animator from spokane, WA.
nice steady video : )
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