P9MA Stop Motion Animation by

Honda "Paper"

ba004178 — 2024-05-30 23:00:52 UTC

Creator: Honda

Type of SMA: The type of stop motion they used was cut out animation.

What you liked: I liked the creativity and the transitions they used and I like that they didn't just display a piece of paper but over lapped a piece of paper with each other which made it unique.

Deadline Post it Stop Motion

ba004178 — 2024-05-30 23:25:56 UTC

Creator: Bang-Yao Liu

Type of SMA: Post it note

Something I liked: It made him look like he was in a video game and I liked that he was moving around and interacting with the game.

Cold Play Strawberry Swing

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 02:18:05 UTC

Creator: Coldplay

What is the medium of the stop motion?
chalk, drawring, and body animation
What is the story of the film in one sentance?
a man who is trying to save a girl
What is the setting of this film? How has it been created?
by putting chalk on a road

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 02:34:54 UTC

The Zoetrope

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 02:35:00 UTC

The zoetrope was a 19th century optical toy consisting of a cylinder with a series of picture's in the inner surface that, when viewed through slits with the cylinder rotating. Give an impression of continuous motion. Zoetropes' have been found in artifacts from ancient China, but the ones you might have seen were created around 2884 and are usually edited to a man named George Horner. The most well known example contains pictures of a horse in motion and when the wheel is spun, it looks like a horse. You can see that each image is very simple and is only slightly different to the one before which means that each time the card flips passed or rates, there is one a small change of the image the eye sees. This makes the movement seem far more smooth and the eye believes it more readily.

Mutoscope

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 02:37:04 UTC

The mutoscope is very similar to the zoetrope, but was more commercial. They were manufactures in the early 1900s and then placed in the carnivals or movie theatres and people could put in a coin, turned the handle and it would spin a circular core and images would appear to move for the viewer.

Flip books

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 02:40:52 UTC

Flick books are a very simple concept and have probably been around in come form or other for thousands of years, but the credit for bringing them into popular culture goes to a man named John Barnes Linnet in the late 1800s. The idea is that a series of pictures are drawn or printed on the edge of a sheet of paper

Music Video

ba004178 — 2024-06-04 10:12:26 UTC

True Colours - Cindy Lauper

"Your true colours are beautiful"

Lots of colours and unique shapes

Girl on Fire - Alicia Keys

"feet on the ground, head in the clouds"

Nature, feet, clouds, flying, fire.

I am a Rock - Simon and Garfunkel

"I am a rock. I am an island"

rocks, armour, island.

Firework - Katy Perry

"Cause baby you're a firework"

Plastic bag drifting through the wind, 6 ft under, shining, 4th of july, america, fireworks, ignite, closed doors, lightning bolt, colours.

Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen

"Halle-looooooooo-ujah"

Another Brick in the Wall" - Pink Floyd

What is stop motion?

ba004178 — 2024-06-13 23:26:01 UTC

animation is the process where articicial movement is created by capturing by capturing a series of drawring or movements one by one. Small changes in the position of the drawring or object, recorded frame by frame, create the illusion of movement

Assessment Planning

ba004178 — 2024-07-16 01:47:43 UTC

Group: Emily, Chanel

Type: Clay stop motion

Song: Surfing USA

Equipment List: Clay, surfing character

Storyline: a surfer goes surfing along the coastline of USA

links:

Premier Pro

ba004178 — 2024-07-22 23:40:07 UTC

Mark out -

Time line - text, visual, sound effects or audio layers. words popping up, audio in the background.

ba004178 — 2024-08-01 23:16:38 UTC

Shot Types

establishing shot

To give the viewer information about the setting, usually used at the beginning of a scene or movie.

wide shot

Closer than establishing shot, gives more information and context about the scene.

full shot

shows the characters full figure, used mostly in action

medium shot

you see half of the character, shown a little bit of action and a little of emotion.

close up

Usually just at the head and shoulders, to show face and emotion from the character.

extreme close up

indicates the purpose of

insert