The Nativity Story created by children in Room 3. This video does not have narration. Narration will be added during the week.
Hope you enjoy.
Showing posts with label Claymation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Claymation. Show all posts
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Friday, July 8, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Stop Motion Animation
Are you ready foy your stop motion animation?
The clip I have attached was something I practised with to ensure everything is ready for tomorrow.
I took 90 photos and this provided me with 13.28 seconds worth of footage. Adding in the narration was very hard as it goes very quickly.
Remember:
Have you finished your background?
Have you got all the characters for your stop motion?
Have I completed my storyboard and script?
Some things to think about:
Using lego men was great but the focus was not great unless the camera was in close.
The lighting may affect your scene. Choose a place to set up your camera and check the lighting.
Camera flash - Do you need it or don't you? Check this when taking photos to check the glare. Sometimes working in the shadows is needed.
The clip I have attached was something I practised with to ensure everything is ready for tomorrow.
I took 90 photos and this provided me with 13.28 seconds worth of footage. Adding in the narration was very hard as it goes very quickly.
Remember:
Have you finished your background?
Have you got all the characters for your stop motion?
Have I completed my storyboard and script?
Some things to think about:
Using lego men was great but the focus was not great unless the camera was in close.
The lighting may affect your scene. Choose a place to set up your camera and check the lighting.
Camera flash - Do you need it or don't you? Check this when taking photos to check the glare. Sometimes working in the shadows is needed.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
Claymation
Today Sophie and Molly explored animation/claymation. They had some success and learnt some valuable lessons.
- Keep the camera still.
- Don't have your hands in the photo
- Small movements of the characters
- 60 photos is not enough
Below is a video from YouTube showing Legomation. I enjoyed watching this one. Hope you will too.
- Keep the camera still.
- Don't have your hands in the photo
- Small movements of the characters
- 60 photos is not enough
Below is a video from YouTube showing Legomation. I enjoyed watching this one. Hope you will too.
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