Dot is “the world’s smallest stop-motion animation character” (she’s only 9mm tall) shot entirely on a Nokia N8 with a microscope attachment called the CellScope.
Enjoy:
Dot is “the world’s smallest stop-motion animation character” (she’s only 9mm tall) shot entirely on a Nokia N8 with a microscope attachment called the CellScope.
Enjoy:
For the release of their Mini Planners, Moleskine created this fantastic stop motion video to show all the things that you can do with a written day:
The music video for Tim Knol’s When I Am King uses a combination of stop motion and pyrography, or the soldering of images onto wood, to create a very new and unique look that works quite well for the desired effect:
If you liked the video, you can see more about how they made it HERE.
[Via: Josh Spear]
Drift is a short that combines digital stills into a stop motion animation, but in a way that I’ve never seen done before.
It’s rather hard to describe, so I suggest that you watch it and see what I mean:
Memoirs of a Scanner is a short film that was shot entirely on the bed of a Canon scanner, one scan at a time.
Despite those limitations (or perhaps because of them) the story is rather interesting, and makes you wonder just what the scanners of the world are privy to exactly: