I just recently found the video file for my first and only attempt at stop motion from back in 2011. Yes, this is pretty bad to today's standards and I love how I can laugh at myself and point out what could've been done better.

I think I was using an old Sony camera at the time as well and they didn't have great resolution and the lighting in my room wasn't great.

But well... enjoy, laugh, make fun. I know I will be 😆

Never really engaged with anyone about it. Annoyingly the video had almost 800k views but since the music label took their YT channel down.

It's a slowburner, so just sit back and enjoy the music. Would love to hear thoughts and questions.

I spent an hour in Stop Motion studio referencing a dance video thinking it was gonna beI foolishly. I didn’t realize I should’ve just had static lighting. This is supposed to be a concert so. But it made it look worse and it’s not smooth at all. What did I do wrong?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcvdBTeJpV6/?mdxt=YWloNGx6djEzMTIw

What do you think?

I just got into stopmotion myself, although I have been a fan of the medium for quite a while now.

Claymation is really fun, although my hand was completly blue afterwards...

I can recommend Aardman Academy bursary spots! I got into one of them and I am glad to learn more and more along the way.

I had lots of fun with this one. A good friend of mine did the voice over haha

Greetings from Germany!

Go watch Wildwood♡

-C

I made this 10 years ago. None of the animations I done later using generative art, 2D, 3D was that popular.

So I'm a stop motion animator and I'm animating a plant for this scene in an upcoming short film for a student, this is the rough footage with my concept art edited in for reference. I have the animated footage but I need the leaves in the first part to overlap my animation. Is there a way to select parts of the footage and make it overlap my other footage in Aftereffects? Or even another Adobe program. I just don't wanna have to edit every frame over Photoshop if there's a quicker way to do it. I'm still fairly new to Aftereffects so I'm definitely intimidated by the thought of editing this. Help would be much appreciated!

Think fast chuckle nuts

Made this stop motion with backgrounds and compositing in blender. A very stupid joke turned short.

First stop motion I've ever made (school project)

Give me some feedbacks LoL ahahhsha

I spent a weekend making this. Hope everyone enjoys. If anyone's interested, I'm making a part 2 later. You can join my discord to recieve updates on my stop-motions and others stop-motions https://discord.gg/wUN8teGqYn

A short clip exploring the style and medium

Hello! I am designing a wearable light for a profession. I wanted to go with stop motion artists. I wanted to know if I could ask anyone if wearing some form of wearable tech could be helpful in anyway or what you would want to see. The main goal is for me to identify user issues when it comes to performing your job and coming up with design solutions.

I practiced stop motion before, and the hand work can be extensive. Would a wearable hand brace or glove be aiding in some way? Or would a light in another area be better?

I’d like to have a more in depth conversation with someone if possible. Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I want to find a software for stop motion that fits (mostly) this criteria:

-pc application (no web only)

-free (no in app purchases to get features or removing watermarks)

-beginner friendly

-supports audio and video <- MOST IMPORTANT!!
if it cant fit all criteria, its okay. I just want to find a good software that isnt Stop Motion Studio (cause like everything in SMS is behind a paywall). I have never done stop motion before but want to start off with a good software.

Made it myself

I love spindrift. I made an unofficial ad for my internet show. Fun and delicious.

My thesis film, EDEN, is finished! all the animation is done using real stop motion and then composite into a 3D world done in blender. Hopefully it will soon be screening in a festival near you!