Showing posts with label paper cut out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper cut out. Show all posts

Saturday, March 3, 2012

Recent Projects

Midnight Snack

This was a stop-motion project I created using paper cutouts. It was shot on 24fps using a downshooter. My favorite part about this piece was the background designs and the animation of the main crow.  While animating the crow, I kept imagining it as having wings that sort of worked like leaves, but the body of the crow being where all of the weight was. Whenever its wings begin to falter and not flap quickly enough, its body begins to bob up and down in the air.

The puppets were constructed out of paper connected by a string and tape skeleton . Each crow puppet ended up being about 1 inch in length.

The Human Text-Based Game!




This was a site specific, interactive piece. I created cards with scenarios on them, volunteers would pull the cards, and I was supposed to act out the scenarios. This piece is intended to be reminiscent of a "Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Game".  the site was important because it was shot in a game room.

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Recent Work



Here is our first animation project in my Intro to Animation class. The assignment was to create a stop-motion ball bounce animation using paper cut outs and animating them in the Dragon Stop-motion software.

Hardware

Nikon Camera + Line-testing machine

Software

Dragon Stop motion