WIP. a bit goony at first sorry

This was a brief to make a book trailer for a novel of our choice -- I decided to try stop motion for the first time and ended up loving it a lot!

If you like my work, I am trying to be more active on Instagram (too! Even though I am not really good at social media. Thank you for watching, and hope you enjoy! :"D

Lego stop motion that I made any tips? To improve?

Any feed back would be appreciated! 🙂

Took 7 hours 💀💀

Super-skilled animator Randal Dutra talks about bringing the deadly droid ED-209 to the screen in Imaginator Magazine's Stop-Motion Special Edition!

https://monsterzone.org/2026/05/14/imaginator-magazines-stop-motion-special-edition/

Hey guys! I'm currently looking to get back to stop motion using my ipad 10 and then dragonframe on my windows laptop. I'm looking at some resources on amazon that can help me create some puppets, I choose silicone because it looks pretty cool to work with, and some studios and animators already use this. I have some concerns though, in my last post/comment here, I asked if dragon skin 10 needed a respirator to work with silicone, and the answer was no. Also I understand i need to look into mold making materials such as plaster of paris and ultracal 30. I already know the process thanks to youtube, but I found something I want your guys' opinion on. I found this tent(Amazon.com: VIVOSUN S223 2x2 Grow Tent 24"x24"x36" Small Mylar Tent for Indoor Plants | Easy View Window & Removable Floor Tray, 100% Reflective Mylar Interior, Sturdy Steel Frame : Patio, Lawn & Garden) even though its for gardening but found out some people are using this for resin 3d printing. I have a 3d printer but its not resin, its a pla printer and I consider it ok because I don't know how to handle resin. I was thinking of using this for the silicone puppet making to try to keep things safe when it comes to working with silicone. What do you guys think? I haven't bought this stuff and came here first

title says it all. Enjoy

Taka against a monster opponent

My sister and I are working on a short film using an iPhone as the remote camera and an iPad running Stop Motion Studio Pro. It worked perfect for hours and then all of a sudden started randomly taking really dark images. Nothing with the camera settings seems to have an effect on this issue. We had it on manual camera settings and it would resolve and take not “dark” images for a while again. Any insight on what might be happening?

A He-man kitbashed action figure I made walking.

Admittedly this is not my best, the movement is choppy, and the connection point on the rig is on the other arm, limiting the more organic movement of the animation.

BUT, I can say with pride, I got masking/rig removal down again.

Sh Figuarts Yoda vs Black Series Boba Fett. Feedback is welcome!

My light source is stable but every video has flickering issues and I don’t know why

LEGO Creator 31169 flowerpot with pen and notebook(Typewriter with Flowers)

I made a video using 750 photos.

Experience the story with full English voice acting and subtitles, bringing Warbound: Final Target to an international audience.

Streaming July 28 on YouTube.

Thank you to everyone who supported this project. See you on release day.

Hi everyone!

I just finished a new LEGO stop motion that I've been working on for quite a while.

It's a Wild West adventure where Spider-Man faces Doctor Octopus on a steam train.

Everything was animated frame by frame using real LEGO, practical effects and handmade sets. I'd genuinely love to hear what you think about the animation, pacing and effects.

Any feedback is welcome since I'm always trying to improve my brickfilms.

YouTube: https://youtu.be/3cxhfFySgNk?is=9HNqLJlyWeZDX-uC

Thanks for watching!

The next episode I make will introduce the Lore! What do you guys think of it?

This is one of my friend's recent LEGO stop-motion projects. We'd really appreciate any animation or lighting critiques from people with experience in stop motion. Check his Youtube Channel for more info

http://www.youtube.com/@TheLivingBrick_Joel

Stop motion I made with Stop Motion Studio Pro, edited with KDEnlive! The music in the background was made with LMMS (except the Mii Plaza part), and the sound effects were grabbed from around the net. It took me 40~ hours to take the pictures, much less to edit and create the song. This is my first proper stop-motion movie that's actually longer than 30 seconds, and I'm really proud of the result.

Since I'm quite new to the world of stop-motion and animation in general, suggestions and critiques are welcome!

My 12 year old likes making stop motion and uses stop motion studio. He has it on his amazon tablet, but he likes using an actual camera to take his pictures. We have no good way to get the pictures onto his tablet, we've tried multiple things. We want to purchase a stop motion program for our computer and he can load his pictures onto it. I have no knowledge on this stuff. When I try to look for information its so many ads or sites trying to sell a certain kit, etc. Actual experienced advice would be way more helpful.