OK Go has collaborated with Sesame Street on Three Primary Colors, a fun stop-motion music video that shows kids the basics of color-mixing. The video was conceived and directed by Al Jarnow. “a pioneer stop-motion animator, who made numerous classic educational and experimental short films in the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s for Sesame Street, Electric Company, 3-2-1 Contact, and other shows.”
After organizing their bookshelf at home almost a year ago, the creators took this to the next level. They spent many sleepless nights moving, stacking, and animating books at Type bookstore in Toronto (883 Queen Street West, (416) 366-8973).
Check out their old video:
Big thanks to @inesnorman for this find
Proteigon is quite amazing. It’s created by Steven Briand aka BURAYAN, who does animation short films and mixes techniques such as live action and stop motion.
Big thanks to @kiddouk for showing me this!
On November 23rd, Microsoft’s Search Engine, Bing, kicked off the holidays with a new twist on some of the most beloved characters of all-time. Building on the iconic Rankin/Bass production of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, the stop-motion animated classic that first premiered in 1964, they are introducing a series of new stop-motion animation shorts (all shown in this post) featuring the original characters.
I like this universe. And the videos are fine and cute. Yet I see ABSOLUTELY NO link between the stories in the videos and Bing’s tagline for the campaign. See for yourself. The closest one is Social Search (the 3rd one here).
Google Street View stop motion animation short made as a personal project by director Tom Jenkins.
Story: A lonely desk toy longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and Google Maps Street View.
Music by the wonderful Cinematic Orchestra with their Arrival of the Birds.
All screen imagery was animated – there are no screen replacements.
Produced, animated, filmed, lit, edited & graded by Tom Jenkins.
Shot using Canon 5d MkII, Dragonframe Stop Motion software and customised slider.
Thanks to @thomdahl and @jakobkahlen for finding this.
Direction / Postproduction / Sound Design: Alessandro Novelli
Design / Animation / Set Design: Andrea Gendusa / Alessandro Novelli
Additional Animation and Set Design: Mario Arcadu
DOP: Giulia Arantxa Novelli
Music: Fréhel “Tel qu’il est” 1936
Eran Amir made a stop-motion within a stop-motion video created using 500 people in Israel holding 1,500 photos.
Created by Petey Boy
Hair belongs to: Tom Offer-Westort
Hair Cutter: Abby Simon
Director/Photo: Peter Simon
Music: It’s Anarchy by Mr. Pumpkinpants and the Manitee Burnouts
Thanks to @midas_dk for the find.
Direction and production for Bos and AEE (Agence de l’efficacité énergé tique) by departement. A city made of paper and led lights, stop motion, motion design, electronic, flash… and lots and lots of paper.
A close view into the new Moleskine bags and their design process. Freehand technical drawings, sketches and phoptographs all morph and merge toghether into each other.
A film about the human drive to destroy and the absurd entertaining value that’s attached to it.
Created by Xaver Xylophon.
Paper collage and stop motion by KHB Weißensee 2010.
softwareDR created this Playmobil stop-motion animation of Joy Division playing “Transmission” live on the BBC show “Something Else” in 1979.
Via Laughing Squid
Remember the “8-bit Trip” LEGO stop motion, Swedish Rymdreglage aka Ninja Moped aka Daniel Larsson and Tomas Redigh did in 2009?
In December 2010 they found a carpet and a bunch of coins and created this:
Via Illusion360
Fun electronic music by Klement with weird vocals set to the perfect lo-fi stop-motion created by Château-Vacant. This is “Supersize”.
Via Beautiful Decay
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