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Photograph taken by Mary Moen
Stop Motion Animation on a Budget
Wednesday, Dec 9, 2015
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Feinstein Middle School Library, Coventry, RI.
Presenter: Bonnie Epstein, Director, Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art
Stop motion animation is a fun way to create films and has the potential to be an engaging library program for children and teens. Learn the history of stop motion animation, watch some examples of films, and then get your hands wet by creating your own stop motion film. Facilitator Bonnie Epstein will bring all the equipment and objects you need to produce a film. A list of sample equipment, budget amounts and tips to run your own program will be provided.
Another try at stop motion by EJ ( age 8). This one is a Super Mario course. He did the course and all the photos by himself while I helped him "movieize" it in iMovie.
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Second animation co-created with Issey. First one using iStopmotion on iPad with the iPhone as remote camera. About 45mins work.
Im not actually using this as my 365, but it was made on day 22 xD
A compiled stop motion style video.
Didn't really come out how i wanted it to, but hey, i didn't have too many pictures (we recently did a huge wipeout of all the files on our computer) So I'll probably make another one when I have more time/photos/things.
A Letter From Janelle - Chiodos
My friend, Gladys, and I made this for our oral presentation for french. it's this friday.
We had a great time painting the panda mountains!
I put the whole thing together yesterday, it's not perfect but I like it :D
Click here for the full version here
Original Photo: 2008 Focalization PaD - Day 21 | 20D_13652.jpg
The falling matches are frozen with the flash, while the flame is exposed based on the shutter speed.
I sure miss the "Strike Anywhere" matches with the white phosphorus tip. You could light those things with anything! Your zipper, your fingernail, your teeth, your buddies crusty forehead. I guess it was a safety issue, so they stopped selling them in stores ;). I've only seen them online through specialty sites now.
When a safety match is struck on the boxes striking surface, the friction caused by the glass powder striking surface produces enough heat to turn a very small amount of the red phosphorus (on the box) into white phosphorus, which catches fire in air. This small amount of heat is enough to start a chemical reaction that uses the oxidizing agent to produce oxygen gas. The heat and oxygen gas then cause the sulfur to burst into flame, which then catches the wood of the match on fire.
Photo from our Summer 2009 Stopmotion Filmmaking Camp held at the Edmond Fine Arts Institute. (Oklahoma)
Temple Shrine Timed Tracing.
Converted image for tattoo stencil.
after drawing the image 5 times & making 3 stencils for different sections - i decieded to have my camera take a picture every 30 seconds while I traced the entire original image.
Here is a stop motion version
Photograph taken by Mary Moen
Stop Motion Animation on a Budget
Wednesday, Dec 9, 2015
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Feinstein Middle School Library, Coventry, RI.
Presenter: Bonnie Epstein, Director, Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art
Stop motion animation is a fun way to create films and has the potential to be an engaging library program for children and teens. Learn the history of stop motion animation, watch some examples of films, and then get your hands wet by creating your own stop motion film. Facilitator Bonnie Epstein will bring all the equipment and objects you need to produce a film. A list of sample equipment, budget amounts and tips to run your own program will be provided.