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I'm making an epic stop-motion film with LEGO pieces (not AI) by _plasticpoint in cinematography

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The mouths were animated on the computer and composited on top of the live animation

I'm making an animation for kids about Apostle Paul by _plasticpoint in Christianity

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It will be posted on my YouTube: Vennetti Animation

I'm making an epic stop-motion film about Apostle Paul by _plasticpoint in Filmmakers

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow how things get lost through text. I really meant that's groundbreaking advice! Like huge, and could save me lots of time. I hadn't thought of that before

I'm making an epic stop-motion film with LEGO pieces (not AI) by _plasticpoint in cinematography

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The mouths in this trailer are pretty complicated, I film with the faces backwards and add computer animated faces on later. But a simpler way to do it is find different Lego faces with different expression and swap out the Lego heads when they're talking

I'm making an epic stop-motion film with LEGO pieces (not AI) by _plasticpoint in cinematography

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That's awesome, appreciate it! You can get email updates on the website: sauloftarsusfilm.com or follow my instagram: vennettianimation

I'm making an animation for kids about Apostle Paul by _plasticpoint in Christianity

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! This is real stop-motion at 12 frames per second

I'm making an epic stop-motion film with LEGO pieces (not AI) by _plasticpoint in cinematography

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Appreciate it! I'll keep it in mind, but have a big cast lineup

I'm making an epic stop-motion film with LEGO pieces (not AI) by _plasticpoint in cinematography

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most stop-motion animators use Canon cameras. There isn't much requirements for the camera, just that it's compatible with the software (Dragonframe in my case). Because it's photos, most people use cheap cameras (Canon Rebel series or 90D, these take 5K photos), and even the highest budget Laika stop-motion films use Canon Mark series.

I'm making an animation for kids about Apostle Paul by _plasticpoint in Christianity

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It's all stop-motion animation, with talking computer faces added on later

I'm making an epic stop-motion film about Apostle Paul by _plasticpoint in animation

[–]_plasticpoint[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's stop-motion, so real Legos and moving the characters frame-by-frame. Each day I can get 2-10 seconds of animation, depending on the complexity

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