Stop Motion Tutorial: Build a Set! Part Two
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Interior stop motion set detailing and shooting is covered in this tutorial as I finish making a miniature kitchen. The principles and techniques apply to just about any structural set need, as part two explores methods for making props, decorating the set, and shooting scenes. This is low-budget filmmaking with suggested alternatives for even smaller budgets. But we also look at creativity and style to make the best of whatever materials we have on hand.
Please see my other tutorials on how to make a puppet, Lego animation, cut-outs, lip sync, facial animation, and other stop motion subjects: • Stop Motion Tutorials
Music by Mixaund: www.free-stock-music.com/artist.mixaund.html
Just about everything I used to make the set featured in this video was purchased at Michael’s, an arts and craft store. Most of it can also be purchased on amazon. Some of the miniature props are doll toys available on eBay.
These "How to" videos Michael does are completely inspirational.
Thank you for watching? No, thank YOU for making these videos and making life simpler for us
Honestly, youre becoming one of my favourite channels. You've really earned my subscription here.
hes one of my Stop motion GOD's LoL nah but he's bad ass in this
@@ThisOLmaan my opinion .that’s not true
all hailo your god
you've seriously laid such an amazing groundwork for anyone who wants to pursue this kind of animation, easily the best tutorials out there. thanks so much :)
You are my hero, dood. I've been pursuing stopmotion as a hobby and plan to work in the stopmotion field, and your videos are so helpful! Thank you! 😄
Thanks for more set building advice. I've been trying to find my way with a stop motion medium I haven't seen used before.
You are the best Teacher in the world really. I really like your lesson and works
This is the best youtube tutorial on set building for stop motion and I mean it!
Wow thats a nice stop motion set!
Extremely detailed, great advice. This deserves a million views!!
This is fantastic and easy-ish. I am just starting in stop motion and this was a great tutorial. Thanks for posting.
love how you made it yourself and your imagination
Wow. Pure talent!
Great tutorial. Learn a great deal about stop-motion. Thank you for all the hard work. 😊
Your videos are so helpful and detailed which influences my channel a lot!
Excellent! I can re-purpose the tricks to my settings.
This is prefect! I've been thinking of making my first Claymation and was wondering how I would do the environment and objects. Thanks so much for this video!
My favorite channel now
Just getting into stop motion. These tutorials are really helpful 😊
I love your channel so much!! ❤
Excellent content sir.
Subscribed and inspired.
so creative
great work
Wow this is incredible
So cool and inspiring! Just found your channel. Hoping for more videos on stop motion!
Could you do an in depth tutorial on how to create a stop motion figure and list some of the matetials
He actually has made some, I'll link them here.
th-cam.com/video/EqzKTYrgDOM/w-d-xo.html (Making a latex puppet)
th-cam.com/video/uimF41CrMXM/w-d-xo.html (Making a stopmotion armature)
It was very helpfull. Thanks for the advices 💕
Wow! I Like it!
This is so helpful!! Thank you very much :)
This was really helpful, thanks!
Really cool
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Great one! thank you!
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For water running, you could use plastic wrap. That's what they use in Shaun the Sheep.
Thanks man
Can you make a tutorial of to make a complet puppet with wire armature clote and clay?I love your tutorial so thank for all this tutorial
Glad the tutorials are helpful. Snoop around my channel for tutorials on making a wire armature and another on clothes. If they don't cover what you're looking for, please let me know.
You should do a vkd on how to make slow motion in stop motion
Great
Neat!
I missed you!!!
I'm about to tackle this...
Hi!
I think your ideas and sets are awesome and I need some help! I'm making a kitchen set for my character who is doing a cooking show, but I can't figure out how to make sturdy oven grates. I tried making them out of cut wire and connecting them using epoxy putty, but they fell apart when I cut the excess wire off, I also tried baking strips of oven bake clay like femo, but they were not strong enough. Do you have any suggestions?
That is a tough challenge, and I have been trying to think of something. I would look over the meshes and screen materials at a hardware store to see if something can be cut down to size. There could be toys that could work.
@@MichaelParks Okay, thank you!
I hop you give me A guide for alot OF stop animation movie. Like website or any thing. And thank you VERY much
Call Netflix, we got them there next blockbuster.
I´m trying to make a stop motion short film on my own. Yesterday I finished the storyboard, i have the characters and I have the idea of the story, but how long will it take me to make the set??
I have no way of knowing, but I think you'll find that once you get started building it you'll get an idea of how much time it will take.
Great now I Know how to build sets and puppets all I need to do is make a puppet but there's one problem...the puppet is an anthropormorphic cat. How do I make a tail?
If I did this I would probably fail lmao
Does the white wall foam doesn't deform with the lights?
Do you mean the heat of the lights when they're close? No, I've never had the foam itself deform from anything.
3:48 I have the same glue gun
wonder what size eyeballs they and if they're fully rounded or Half dome ??? anyone know please reply TY
I don't know the size of the eyes, but they are doll eyes that were half dome, but had a back side added to make them round. Tiny holes were drilled in the whites of the eye to move them around. They were purchased and made in the '90's so I don't know the manufacturer, but if you research doll accessory sources you should be able to find something.
How to build a big set of a village
I wonder if this is the guy that almost deleted toy story 2. This guy works at Pixar if you don’t get it
How do you keep the walls stable but also movable?
I screw them down with drywall screws. Very stable and easy to remove.
@@MichaelParks do you just pull them out to remove? Or do you need a drill? Thanks for your response!
@@eriksmovies244 You do need a drill. If you don't have a drill, wall sections could be held in place with hot glue, which would be strong enough to stay in place while shooting (as long as it isn't seriously bumped) but then able to be popped off with a good push.
I love stop motion but this Is a lot of work
Which is the best clay for making puppet
I use Van Aken Plastalina Modeling Clay and Claytoon.
Could you do how to make stop motion faces
can you make s dinosaur attack animation i need to that on my animation
He went to MICHAELS XD
What about green screen sir
This one th-cam.com/video/XESmD6sVIg4/w-d-xo.html ?
Thanks
Hello
Sory I need Turkish language :(