This helps a lot!I was trying to stop motion animating currently but sadly can’t afford dioramas as I’m only thirteen.This is really helpful,So thanks!
Great video! Thanks for the tip on painting both sides of the foam board. That's been a continuing issue for me in the past. Now I'm more confident in starting my set! Thanks!
your the best stopmotion tips guy right now and now with sets? OMG THANK so much It is hard at times to find a good stopmotion set tutorial omg once again thanks ^w^
Thanks, I've been trying to figure out how to build sets for my pipe cleaner characters and tried all sorts of things. Thanks for the idea of adding perspective of outside things to your sets.
Thank you soo much for all these amazing tutorials. I always find them helpful and they are really easy to understand . I look forward to future videos!
You mention tie-downs. I understand the idea, but how to you not see the tie-down hole on the floor of your set? Thanks for continuing to upload helpful videos. They are really great.
I use pieces of masking tape that is painted the same color as the floor. After a while, it is necessary to fill in the wholes with patching material and repaint. It's a lot of work, I know, but it's how it's done at the studios I've worked at. Some use magnets, but I haven't tried that.
How long does it take to make the set? I envy your skill in creating a delicate set. I tried to make a stop motion shooting set. But it wasn't cooler than I thought. I have to look at your video and think again.
This took a couple weeks as a side project. Most of my sets are just one painted wall with a few props or pieces of furniture. Maybe just start with that.
I'm going for something like a shed or... Pink. Pink isn't usually a sorta theme, but... Barbie. Not real Barbie, but, a Barbie sculpted by me Shed for my snufboi.
I'm working on that myself, using printers and 3D software to design parts. I bought assets that I liked from CGtraders to save time modelling and sculpting custom things. There is a bit of a learning curve for printing, but it's a lot of fun once you learn the basic rules. Check my channel for a clear Gospel presentation reuploaded from a trustworthy pastor. You can be 100% certain you're going to heaven when you die because salvation is the free gift of God, we absolutely cannot earn it with our "good" works. These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God. 1 John:5:13 King James Version
What set up do you advise for a stop motion work space? any tips on work space? table shape? thickness? table legs? I am looking to remodel a room into my first studio
I suggest a plywood top of 1/2"-3/4" with a 2x4 frame and legs, with additional reinforcement on the legs to prevent every bit of wobbling. Size and shape has to do with space available, noting that you need space all around the table for lights, supports, and your own access to every part of the set.
so sorry, how did you get the walls to stay steady?? Pieces of wood go where?? Im making a stopmotion animation for school and your video already is really helpful, Thanks in advance
Each wall is framed with 1"x2"s so they can be screwed down onto the floor of the set. They can also be screwed to each other, though I found duct tape would keep them secure as well. When I have just one wall, I still find that screwing it down works fine, but some additional support from L-brackets or a back support would be good, too.
But wouldn't you have to hot glue the furniture parts? When I tried animating a few times they would constantly jiggle around, and if I do glue them firmly together, then I would have to find a way to take them off later without causing too much damage....
To glue plastic or wood furniture down, I put a small piece of tape on both the furniture and the floor or wall (both out of view of the camera) and put the glue on the tape. The glue holds the furniture in place while the tape protects the surfaces.
@@puppetbert6136 When I can find it, I use residue-free duct tape, which for some reason I can only find at Target. Gaffer tape is best, available on amazon. I wouldn't trust making tape to hold, but it would be better than nothing.
Hello, thanks for this very useful video. I am just starting to make realistic and higher budget claymations after years of silly ones that did not have a complex set. If anyone would like to see my work, I would appreciate that and any feedback.
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man, I've been having warped cardboard sets for over a year and NEVER thought to paint the other side. thanks so much!!!!
Every stop motion show needs some sets like houses, shops, a city or town and many buildings.
This was incredible direction and gave us a place to start with our set builds. You're an incredible source of info and inspiration!! 🙏
This helps a lot!I was trying to stop motion animating currently but sadly can’t afford dioramas as I’m only thirteen.This is really helpful,So thanks!
Same!!
Same with me broh.
Good luck
You can use cardboard
Same here I’m planning to make this stop motion series called Jamie and friends but can’t really afford the stuff
All of Michael Park's videos are so helpful and fun to watch.
This helped a lot thx!
I LOVE this channel. You are exactly what I'm looking for. Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks so much just started using foam board for sets and the hint to paint the back is surely a frustration saver.
Great video! Thanks for the tip on painting both sides of the foam board. That's been a continuing issue for me in the past. Now I'm more confident in starting my set! Thanks!
your the best stopmotion tips guy right now and now with sets? OMG THANK so much It is hard at times to find a good stopmotion set tutorial omg once again thanks ^w^
Great idea! Foam board and some paint is so affordable.
thank you sir for this detail work.👍👍👍
You have the best stop motion tutorial videos.
Thanks, I've been trying to figure out how to build sets for my pipe cleaner characters and tried all sorts of things. Thanks for the idea of adding perspective of outside things to your sets.
Yesss, I’m making a movie, and this has really helped.👍
Keep em coming. Love all your vids
this is awesome! it really got my brain pumping!
Amazing videos my favorite channel for stopmotion
The return of the king
Thanks, now I'm all set.
you're incredible, going to be watching these everyday!
can't wait for part 2
hey la verdad excelente video lo disfrute ansioso de el proximo video me retiro les mando besis gracias
I really enjoy your animation tutorials They're really helpful and inspiring Michael parks thank you for these amazing videos.
This was great! Love the budget friendly options!😄
Why dose this set remind me of don't huge me I'm scared? Is it just me?
probably of the wacky and colorful things on the set
spongeo it’s kinda like ep 5
Me too
great tips michael!
Amazing video thank you !!
Good luck with your stop-motion pictures and coloring
Beautiful work 💪🙌 so glad I found your channel.
Thanks bro really helpful 👌
Thank you soo much for all these amazing tutorials. I always find them helpful and they are really easy to understand . I look forward to future videos!
super helpful and super well explained. Thank you :)
Great tutorial
So helpful!
Love ya videos. You really helped me with my dream job! Keep up the awesome work!!!
I’ve always found this hard
Thanks a lot for this amazing video! Very helpful :)
Super
Muchas gracias llegaste de nuevo a subir videos justo cuando empiezo mi tesisi de grado de un corto de animación
@michaelparks been waitin for this.. thnx so muc 👍
This is awesome.
This is so interesting thank you for sharing
How about using tie downs to secure furniture? I tried this out and it seems to work fine.
Can you do a video or some advice on how to hide tie downs when animating.
It will be covered in part 2. I use a bit of tape that is painted the same color as the floor.
Thanks sensei
Could you make a tutorial about making more complicated sets. I’m thinking about making city. Please respond
You mention tie-downs. I understand the idea, but how to you not see the tie-down hole on the floor of your set? Thanks for continuing to upload helpful videos. They are really great.
I use pieces of masking tape that is painted the same color as the floor. After a while, it is necessary to fill in the wholes with patching material and repaint. It's a lot of work, I know, but it's how it's done at the studios I've worked at. Some use magnets, but I haven't tried that.
Thanks the hardest part sometimes is making a good set
How long does it take to make the set?
I envy your skill in creating a delicate set.
I tried to make a stop motion shooting set.
But it wasn't cooler than I thought.
I have to look at your video and think again.
This took a couple weeks as a side project. Most of my sets are just one painted wall with a few props or pieces of furniture. Maybe just start with that.
I made the props in my channel myself.
But I'm not good at painting like you do.
I will have to remake small items.
Thank you. :-)
Thank you!
I'm going for something like a shed or... Pink. Pink isn't usually a sorta theme, but... Barbie. Not real Barbie, but, a Barbie sculpted by me
Shed for my snufboi.
Woohoo new video
Hey michael can you teach how to make a complete chracter and how to make eyes but with oyt stickers and how to make armature but more upgrded
Have you ever attempted at using 3D printers for stop motion puppets and sets? or that would be too expensive and ineffective?
I'm working on that myself, using printers and 3D software to design parts. I bought assets that I liked from CGtraders to save time modelling and sculpting custom things.
There is a bit of a learning curve for printing, but it's a lot of fun once you learn the basic rules.
Check my channel for a clear Gospel presentation reuploaded from a trustworthy pastor. You can be 100% certain you're going to heaven when you die because salvation is the free gift of God, we absolutely cannot earn it with our "good" works.
These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son of God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life, and that ye may believe on the name of the Son of God.
1 John:5:13 King James Version
@@MaximilianonMars well, that escalates quickly
I haven't tried it myself yet, but I've worked on projects that use 3D printed assets, and it looks like a good method if you can afford it.
Muito legal 😁😃😃😃 muito bem feito 🤩
What set up do you advise for a stop motion work space? any tips on work space? table shape? thickness? table legs?
I am looking to remodel a room into my first studio
I suggest a plywood top of 1/2"-3/4" with a 2x4 frame and legs, with additional reinforcement on the legs to prevent every bit of wobbling. Size and shape has to do with space available, noting that you need space all around the table for lights, supports, and your own access to every part of the set.
Bro please tell me more about claymation
Parabéns 👏 más que trabalhão que dá hem.
Dude you haven’t uploaded in a while it’s been like 4 months and you finally uploaded
so sorry, how did you get the walls to stay steady?? Pieces of wood go where?? Im making a stopmotion animation for school and your video already is really helpful, Thanks in advance
Each wall is framed with 1"x2"s so they can be screwed down onto the floor of the set. They can also be screwed to each other, though I found duct tape would keep them secure as well. When I have just one wall, I still find that screwing it down works fine, but some additional support from L-brackets or a back support would be good, too.
@@MichaelParks Thank you for your explanation!!
Thank you to idea
To paint a foam board, what type of color should be used? And specific kind or just the color we use to paint our houses?
Inexpensive acrylic paint for crafts is fine.
try not to cut your finger off
3 doritos later:
Oh, I´ God, I´m dying
But wouldn't you have to hot glue the furniture parts? When I tried animating a few times they would constantly jiggle around, and if I do glue them firmly together, then I would have to find a way to take them off later without causing too much damage....
To glue plastic or wood furniture down, I put a small piece of tape on both the furniture and the floor or wall (both out of view of the camera) and put the glue on the tape. The glue holds the furniture in place while the tape protects the surfaces.
Good idea, but what kind of tape should I use? Does masking tape work well?
@@puppetbert6136 When I can find it, I use residue-free duct tape, which for some reason I can only find at Target. Gaffer tape is best, available on amazon. I wouldn't trust making tape to hold, but it would be better than nothing.
Can you please tell me how much that foam sheet cost?
$3 at Michael's
Hello i have suscribe and Like
can you make s dinosaur attack animation i need to that on my animation
So do I paint the back of the board or the front first?
I have found that it doesn't matter.
Hello, thanks for this very useful video. I am just starting to make realistic and higher budget claymations after years of silly ones that did not have a complex set. If anyone would like to see my work, I would appreciate that and any feedback.
From how many years are you in youtube
Since 2009, with the first tutorial in 2011. Admittedly some of those early ones could use a redo.
@@MichaelParks I started 2days ago
I have watched your every video sir
my phone is not charging for some reason
Be sure to be very careful when you're working at the studio.
Is that Jerma???
2:14 is that blood?
Just paint. I make it a point to clean up all the blood.
What paint do you used what Brand
I just get inexpensive Acrylic like Craftsmart or whatever is on sale at the craft store.
How to make a stop motion cars
И снова здравствуйте! Michael Parks
Жаль, что этому видео нельзя поставить больше одного лайка, а то я бы поставил сразу 10!
Милости прошу заценить и мой канал
How to do animation on DSLR
You run a USB video feet to a computer, which captures the frames using an app like Dragonframe.
is that plasticine ??
Just the guy's head. The props are made of Sculpey.
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Can't wait for part 2