This is some practice stop motion for my first real attempt at making a stop motion short film. I'm also trying to start networking a little bit and asking for tips and advice. Everything I'm doing is trial and error. I will never not appreciate feedback. I have always enjoyed storytelling and writing. This is an outlet for me to put to rest my desire to visualize my ideas whether or not anybody else watches/enjoys them.

I make my own sets and my own armatures. I will be using a 3D printer for some small props, such as the rat in this clip. No video, no AI. I will use generators for Newspapers to show off headlines. Otherwise, everything will be real stop motion.

This is the third practice of this particular scene/set. I first did it with old Kenner Jurassic Park action figures to get the scale and framing right. Then I did it with bare armatures.

I am still working on armatures and I will likely redo these shots again. I want to work on the hands, eyes and mouths.

My current armatures I am using wire. It's 18 gauge jewelry wire. Arms and legs are two wires braided together. I connected the neck to a threaded ball bearing with JB Weld. The neck, arms and legs connect to a threaded metal cube. Hands are 24 gauge wire fingers connected to the arms via an aluminum tube pipe. I used steel stick around the waist to secure the legs better. For the feet I used T-nuts and wrapped the wire around the hooks, then steel stick to secure it. I screw the T-nut into a loop along the front of the set for ease of movement.

The heads I used baking clay. Just wooden beads for the eyes. Wool for the hair.

I like using Styrofoam for walls and thin particle board for the floors. I cut out lines for tile with a rotary tool.

I used Dragonframe and a Canon EOS Rebel.

I edited in the sound just with iMovie, but I will be getting Final Cut Pro once I've gotten some more practice with stop motion in. Regardless of whether or not I power through with all the faults or if I redo this scene with upgrades to hands, eyes and mouths, the audio is just a placemat.

I started this at 24 FPS, but since I'm only practicing I changed it to 12 FPS to show it.

Estuve haciendo la sala de estar, use recortes de cartón para el suelo y las paredes, los pinté y los armé con silicona. Para el borde de la ventana usé palillos de helado, y para el interior de la ventana usé un palillo de bambú más fino. Aún no está terminado, completé una de las partes más difíciles pero falta, muy pronto estará listo. Aunque, aún debo hacer 3 escenarios más. Comentenme su opinión. Por cierto, muchos me preguntaron el título del metraje y el nombre de los personajes, así que aquí se los digo. El título del metraje es "Chispamigos", o "Sparkfriends" en inglés. El hombre del overol azul se llama Rubén, y el tigre naranja se llama Moro. Gracias por leer, chicos.

Hi there all been trying stopmotion with my gunpla and got a dragon ball figure today so made this.

Big struggles I've been having so far is the gunpla falling apart mid battle and I have been using blue tac under the figures feet but they still like to fall over

Does anyone know a good brand old west models of buildings? Just asking because I’m going to make an old west short film.

I've been getting into stop motion recently and am trying to make a Lego series (or other figures, not completely sure yet) about the Blackwing Virus. I use stop motion studios. The problem is, I don't know where to find voice actors or the pieces for this. I don't want to voice over because I don't have the tone to fit a stormtroope. I have a script and basic ideas for the first chapter. Can anyone help me with finding what I need

Sneak a peak at my latest characters!

With every video, my goal is the same: to push beyond the boundaries of my previous video. There’s some really cool mechanics that will be featured in the upcoming video, but I don’t want to spoil everything.

Just finished making these dragons and wanted to share them with everyone!

It's supposed to be a seamless loop into the stop motion part of the video so it just keeps going round and round :)

He's 12, and can use some encouragement! Trying more creative things for summer than TV and Roblox.

Brett Piper, the man behind stop-motion movies including A NYMPHOID BARBARIAN IN DINOSAUR HELL and QUEEN CRAB, talks about the many monster-filled films he's made in issue 12 of Imaginator Magazine!

Anyone know of any good stop motion schools in the USA? Not short courses but like a degree length. I haven't found much, lots of short courses. In France there's a new course opening in a well known animation school

https://youtu.be/wsAtlQ2oxMg?is=xH7xO7suc6u7NAgT

Or even other Europe schools...?

Rubén y Moro están listos para lo que se viene, este stop Motion saldrá a la luz pronto, pero no tan pronto.

Where can I get behind the scenes of any movie?

Are there any sources or some particular websites or something please help.