Using the set up seen above, Neal Salud [http://nealphys123.blogspot.com] and I created the short film "Dennis and Pig". We initially took time in modeling objects/characters from clay, to get an overall feel of the medium. While I finalized our story, Neal finished the characters. When filming, Neal and I took turns when animating and shooting our shots. "Dennis" was made to be able to articulate sufficient motion, but simple enough that animating him would become cumbersome. Using the a tripod with an iPhone, sketchbook, and paper, Neal and I were able to create a heart warming story of a clay boy overcoming a barrier to unite with his friend.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Stop-Motion Character Animation
Using the set up seen above, Neal Salud [http://nealphys123.blogspot.com] and I created the short film "Dennis and Pig". We initially took time in modeling objects/characters from clay, to get an overall feel of the medium. While I finalized our story, Neal finished the characters. When filming, Neal and I took turns when animating and shooting our shots. "Dennis" was made to be able to articulate sufficient motion, but simple enough that animating him would become cumbersome. Using the a tripod with an iPhone, sketchbook, and paper, Neal and I were able to create a heart warming story of a clay boy overcoming a barrier to unite with his friend.
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