Kitchen Runner

[ExtenditudeClarkie]

This is amazing!

[MissTakenPriss]

is this home or pro?

[talkingdonkeyfilms]

@MissTakenPriss Home

[isaacwilk]

wow thats great! how did you set up the lighting and keep the camera so still?

[oneofakindtunes]

POST A TUTORIAL!

[Loladdict500]

Do you have to pay for istopmotion

[TheJodoChannel]

Yes, The Home Edition is around $50

[CheeseKowz]

terrific

[bidybo]

this is amazing. giving me hope for my films!

[gewoonguusboy]

nicee!

[Tejasisalegend]

nice XD

[tomblackhall]

kwl video

MR SMITHS SON!!!!

A tribute to Don on my page!

[lydz25]

Love it!

I got to see this cos I'm thinking of getting a Mac and this program and it has highly supported the idea

well done :D

[MiniMint2]

ur dad teaches me stuff at my school. btw gd video

[dappadcoolman]

oh i had istopmotion home but i hated it kept deleting software almost very time i went on it i couldn't do a thing but for some reason they let me return it they could delete it of my computer so i was really luck.

[dappadcoolman]

what did u use to make the vid stop motion home stop motion express or stop motion pro if you used stop motion home how did u make him fly i can't do any thing with stop motion it is so hard

[lovehappyjoyjoy]

It was done using iStopMotion Home Edition. The bits where the character is moving through the air, apparently unsupported, was done by supporting him with rigging (wires, metal dowel and stands). The footage was then imported into the software 'Motion', made by Apple, and the rigging was painted out frame by frame. It actually look longer to paint out the rigging than it did to do the animating.

[gasmarkfive]

Great vid, do you know if adobe after effects would work insted of motion? I got it as part of a package with photoshop and have never really got to grips with it =(

Also, what camera did you use for that? i tried using a nikon (D)SLR, with great picture quality, but without live feed. Do you get cameras with good pictures and live feed that work with istopmotion?

Thanks =)

[Jsjco]

nice

[JimmyMcCaw]

awsomeest

[sim2lew]

Excellent Video, Great Animation!

[samtowler1991]

Awesome Video, how did you record the little guy whilst he was in the air?

[yfccrux]

For most of the shots, the guy was supported by rigging which was painted out in post production using the software 'Motion'.

[ElTigri]

Looks great, very funny!!

[MysticMirada]

What compression did you use for Youtube. The quality is amazing!!!! And the animation too!

[yfccrux]

It was uploaded from an mp4 file. We actually produced this video for a DVD, which was then ripped using Handbrake to mp4 (though could have done it straight to mp4 from FinalCut). The ripped file was 480x368 pixels, about 10MB.

[lomaxc]

Good job well lit & nicely done

[joesl95]

what were you using, a webcam or a camera?

thanks

[yfccrux]

It was filmed using a Canon XL1S, which has a reasonably good lens on it; that's how we got the focus pull looking into the kitchen. It also has good control over shutter speed and aperture which helped with creating a short depth of focus in some of the shots.

[Danroush1]

hey great vid Richard, your dad showed my class it at the end of a lesson

[badger0112]

that is awesome!!!!