- what techniques have been used in your chosen animation?

- describe the technique that has been used.

- describe the features that have been used in this animation

- what makes this animation successful?

- describe the successful elements/features (be specific)

- what do you feel is not so successful and how could this be improved? (be specific)

it's is good because of the ditellel

Features: Real people, switches from real video to stop motion

What makes it successful: Its a fun idea

Describe successful features: Uses objects E.G: Bins, poles, Eskys as things to move with

1. They used satisfying LEGO noises instead of voice and

   that makes it really nice

2. The background is just a normal blue background and the person also adds their hand in

3. This was successful because it looks really cool stretching

Another interesting thing about the animation is that the viewer knows that something is about to happen, but they don't know what that thing is.

Technique: Stop motion, sound effects.

Successful elements: There where only clean cuts and looked like it was happening in real time.

Unsuccessful elements: I didn't really see any features throughout the video that weren't good.

its like cops and robbers

What worked: The clay had no cracks and was smooth, no visible imperfections

Not much could've been improved

he reason why this stop motion is successful is because of its very detailed plasticine figures and they used a lot of frames

to make it smooth.

this stop motion could be improved by adding music and more sound effects

Coraline uses clay motion and the environment to build tension and horror. All the characters are wired puppets with shells. Each frame portrays heavy emotion, everything thing in the motion is intentional, which is one of the main reasons it took so long to produce. It ended up so successful because of how deep the plot was- many making theories. Since Coraline is such a masterpiece, it'd be hard to improve but all I could suggest is add more different materials in the backgrounds.

Instructions:

1) download the stop motion app on your phone. (if you don't have a phone you can partner with someone else)

2) using equipment and items in the class room use this lesson to practice creating simple 3 - 5 sec animations

3) upload your practice animations onto your space on this Padlet.

uses only materials that can be found in your home and it uses plasticine and cardboard

What i think makes it successful is that how smooth and quick the transitions are from the lego pieces and how it looks so realistic