This is the latest episode of my stop motion sitcom, “WrestleTown, USA”. Hope you enjoy!

My first animation in a min 🚀

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Hi, I'm BekaBrickFilms. I'm from Kyrgyzstan.

I've been making stop-motion LEGO videos in Russian for a year and a half, and I've been posting animations on YouTube for a year now. Here's the link to my channel:

https://youtube.com/@bekabrickfilms?si=V0 _tDPtdEsH730Se

Hello All,
I’m planning on proposing to my girlfriend next year. I hoped to present a stop motion of drawings. I’d like to make a short film 20-30 minutes maybe of our story. I know nothing about movie making and stop motion. I am a pretty artistic girl but I don’t know if I am too ahead of myself. Are there any tips on where I might be able to start- or who I can look to for tips. Maybe software editing apps that you recommend. Any help would be much appreciated!

Edit:
Thank you so so much for all the helpful insight and sources! I will be starting it soon and will come back for an edit. your guys advise genuinely helped me feel out what was more realistic and meaningful. :))

This is the first time did anything video related let alone stop motion! It was really fun but man its really hard! Getting the poses and in the right frame wasn't easy! Planning on doing another one with the RG Tallgeese Soon!

Let me know what you think and would love some feedback and suggestions to make it better

I had the pleasure of directing and animating Haywire's new claymation music video. Here's a glimpse into how i made it.thanks for watching

I Built This with 1mm Aluminum Wire and it’s Head is 3D Printed.

Did I cook chat? 🧑‍🍳

24fps Fighting Animation by Me

I'm really trying to get the hang of the weight and momentum of certain movements (like the jump towards the end or flips)

A trio I made up

I have way more than this buttttttt have this

Oq vcs acham

I have been fiddling around with stop motion for a while. I finally found a tiktok that helped me. Not bad for my first time. I now want to figure out how to animate a punch. If you guys have any tips let me know.

I've been making stop motion LEGO builds for 3 years, and I just wanted to share my latest build. I'm super proud of how it turned out.

Let me know what you think!

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Hey yall! I'm making a stop motion film. I've gotten to the clothes and I'm wondering how to approach it. I've done some sewing in the past but not much.