Posted in Animation, Art and Design, Process, Stop Action, Video on Oct 3rd, 2011 No Comments »
Jessica at Design Blog has a great post that goes Behind the Scenes of the Catch Me if You Can Title Sequence. Here’s the title sequence: Here’s the reference to an interview with the title sequence designers at Art of the Title: Catch Me if You Can. Kuntzel + Deygas stylistically transpose the handmade design [...]
Posted in Process, Stop Action, Travel, Video on Jun 11th, 2011 No Comments »
A Boeing 777 going together. What an amazing and complex machine a modern large airliner is. I wonder what the Wright brothers would think of a film like this. Boeing Creative Services put this together. It’s a bit fast for my taste but it does the job. I had no idea the fuselage was made [...]
Posted in People, Photographers, Places, Stop Action, Video on May 22nd, 2011 2 Comments »
Design Blog has a nice video: See Spain and Morocco, Stop Motion Style: 4,000 Stills by Mike Matas. My initial reaction was: too fast, using visual saturation just to accompany music but on second viewing it worked better for me. I zoomed it full screen and used the spacebar to stop and start the video [...]
Posted in Art and Design, Ideas, Photo Editing Software, Photo Printing, Photographers, Stop Action on Mar 23rd, 2010 17 Comments »
My friends Mamen Saura, Gary Sharp and I have put together a photo magazine of our work using MagCloud, a new publishing service. The process has been fantastic and I’m sure we’ll not only continue this magazine but we’ll also be using MagCloud for other things as well. Here’s the magazine: Wabi Sabi, Issue 1. [...]
Posted in Animation, Art and Design, Photographers, Stop Action on Jun 10th, 2009 No Comments »
Bang-yao Liu’s senior project at Savannah College of Art and Design. Fantastic. And, the making of video: [via Coudal Partners Blended Feed]
Posted in Photographers, Stop Action, Video on Aug 9th, 2008 7 Comments »
I originally posted this on August 11, 2005 and I’ve been wracking my brains looking for it. Thanks to Dale Allyn for helping me find it again. Let’s call this a three year anniversary to honor and take another look at this great short film by Patryk Rebisz done entirely with a Canon 20D in [...]
Posted in Movies, Photographers, Stop Action, Video on Aug 11th, 2005 6 Comments »
Patryk Rebisz, a young filmmaker in New York has made a short, four minute movie called Between You and Me. The movie is shot entirely with a Canon 20D still camera and stitched together and the effect along with a “motor drive” soundtrack is stunning.
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