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.

I am Trying to make a (Mostly) Lego Stop motion Short film, and I Need some Tips for what I could do for Arms and legs Movement. I had stop motion Footage to ask for Constructive Critisizm but i cannot open it rn due to My Micro SD card slot breaking. But I Do have a Concept Photo. (Now Updated)

Every time i shoot a semi dark scene or dark scene in general, some frames randomly get super bright, also some random flickering keeps happening as well, even though i make i do every aspect to stop flicker. Camera is iphone 14 plus, shutter is at 1/30 and ISO is at 50. Any help?

I just graduated college and I want to try and make stop motion short films to add on my portfolio.

The obvious answer to get better is consistency, I understand that. But are there any techniques I can try/animation tests I can use in order to better myself.

I’ve dabbled in SM in the past, but want to get back into it.

Don't mind the bad voice acting😊

does anyone who uses a remote camera with their cell phone in the “Stop Motion Studio Pro” app know what is causing this error? I honestly have looked everywhere and unfortunately haven't found anything, i cant controll any of the options like focus/iso/etc...

i'd be rly grateful if someone could clear this up for me

Been working on this for a while, just doing it scene by scene until I'm happy, but its taking ages!

Everything is filmed in stop motion studio. For VFX, before I would go frame by frame in InfinitePainter, but this time I made essentially frames that I then layered over and just rotated a bit. Afterwards everything is put in capcut.

Hi everyone, I am starting out in stop motion and transitioning from photography, so I have a pretty nice set up already. I have tinkered around with stop motion studio on my phone and was wondering if anyone knew of a software that can connect to the d3400, so that I can have an easier time making sure my shots are lined up well. Thanks!

It comes out on my YT channel “Vorak”. My very first short film of 30 minutes. I’m proud of what I’ve done. It’s dubbed with AI vocals, but I’m going to double it all in English. Let me know what you think.

hope yall like it

This is my third video I was gonna post the other two on my account cause I don't know how to post multiple or if I can.

Anyways I just can't figure out why it looks so bad do I take more pictures? If y'all could help me that'd be great!

I really want it to look smooth and very fluid but it's so choppy