Hey. This is a stop motion thread, ok?
This is the Mysterious Stranger segment from the movie The Adventures of Mark Twain. The entire movie is great but this scene is by far the cream of the crop.
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Hey. This is a stop motion thread, ok?
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Jose Gonzalez
This is More, by Mark Osborne. With the ever loving track Elegia by New Order.
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Justin Clark
Jose Lopez
This was epic
Kayden Green
Madame Tutli-Putli.
First short to use eye capture from actors put onto the puppets. It gives it a whole new life and stumbles a bit on uncanny valley territory.
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Oliver Peterson
Here is the god of stop motion, Jan Svankmajer.
His movies are some of the weirdest best things you will ever see.
This is Tma/Svetlo/Tma (Darkness/Light/Darkness)
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Hudson Hill
More Svankmajer kino.
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Evan Gomez
Food, also by Svankmajer.
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Anthony Baker
Trailer for Svankmajer's feature lenght movie Otesánek (Little Otik).
Go watch it.
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Jaxon Brown
Let's go over to Lee Hardcastle now. His claymations are quite popular.
Here's all the commercial vignettes he did for adult swim.
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Jason Baker
Hardcastle's Simpson Couch Gag, somewhat based on You're Next.
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Cooper James
>Elegia
Guaranteed kino
Levi Robinson
You win a prize for being the only person on this cesspool to watch things in this thread. Here's a duck.
Connor Watson
jesus christ, most of us have seen these fucking 10 years ago
Joshua Reed
>10 years of Sup Forums shitposting
how does it feel?
Carson Taylor
anything by Svankmajers isnice, i love him
pic related is a masterpiece
Leo James
Nolan Miller
Ryan Wilson
fucking awesome
Matthew Peterson
Never seen this. Shit's great.
Jonathan Taylor
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I'll always love Will Vinton's stuff
Jacob Murphy
>look at all those faggots that didn't see the animation of the year.
Gavin Martin
Good claymation WITH good music.
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Henry Campbell
obligatory
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I love it, pity I couldn't find a better quality version.
Eli Walker
so much nostalgia
Henry Jones
if a movie brought back "live action" interacting with "stop motion" (like clash of the titans) would audiences enjoy it or would it just appeal to hipsters ?
lets say its a big CapeShit movie but all the aliens are Stop Motion Claymation....I wonder how people would react
Hunter Brown
it wouldn't be cost effective. stop motion is really human intensive and takes a long time to make.
Adam Brown
I dont think there is much people who still do it but is it really more costly than CGI ?
Tyler Kelly
That was very good.
Lucas Jackson
It takes years to make full length features
David Foster
I would be overjoyed, but the general audience would laugh at it and it would make no money.
Adam Turner
It's a smaller industry so you can't shop around for cheap outsourcing. The initial investment can be sizable for individual puppets that are a physical product, sometimes multiple copies of everything and accessories. Contrary to popular belief they're not clay so it's not reusable. Then you have to manually pose everything "just right" for 24 frames a second for minutes/hours of screen time. Reshoots are a given. Then you toss in the post-processing to put them together and you're right back to CGI territory anyway, but with a different aesthetic feel and the ability to say "we used practical effects" in promotion.
Bentley Cooper
There's something about British stop motion.
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It has a creepy charm to it.
Jackson Hughes
Yes, it is. You need to craft every single thing physically but it's also mostly about time. Each second has 24 frames, that's 24 pictures of a miniature doing an action.
It's like the definition of dying art.
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Jason Thomas
Maybe they could use robot arms to pose the figures?
Blake Hughes
I used to watch this so much as a kid, it was on an Aardman VHS that I had along with a load of adverts and music videos they did. I initially watched it for the Creature Comforts sections, but parts like this really grabbed me.
Camden Gomez
That's madness, stop motion doesn't work without the human touch. I would be sad if I couldn't see thumbprints in a claymation.
Nolan Richardson
That's terrifying
Camden Murphy
Sculpts smooth as fuck.