Funny Kangaroo Claymation

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[ClayMationWorks]

LOL that wz awesome. didnt xpct that at all !!! 5*s

[GreyWolf3636]

Nice nice nice...this could have been something from Disney :D

[FBman66]

Nice :D

[TimKangaroo]

Well done -- and funny!

[AndreasFrancis]

Thanks :)

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What you didn't use greenscreen, so how did you make the background look so real?!

[AndreasFrancis]

That's the beauty of stop-mo, it is real :)

It's all paint and sticks from the garden.

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Nice use of green screen.

[AndreasFrancis]

thanks, except we didn't use green screen

[JenniCanFly]

hahahahahahaa!

[whoLetTheDogsOut200]

awesome, your hell good at making the clay animals

[zx1357]

Heheheheh

[AndreasFrancis]

In one of the other films I have posted, Friends, there is a one frame blur on the arm just before he clicks his fingers. By addignt the blur I need less frames to do the movement, and can make it look really quick.

[AndreasFrancis]

First move should always be so small you are not sure if it has actually moved (but the camera picks it up, trust me). If you want a move so fast you don't have "time" to use the acceleration frame, put in a blur (like the finger click in "friends")

[AndreasFrancis]

12 movements per second played at 24 fps, or "shot on two's" as we say. When the crowd passes it's shot on ones. Smooth movement is all about following the curve & keep a constant acceleration or deceleration. All movements start with an acceleration and stop with a deceleration, with the biggest moves in the middle, but think of it this way: if a move is bigger then the previous one, keep accererating until you want to stop the move, and when you stop, remember over-shooting and follow-through

[KevinAgoncillo]

That's really cool! Animation was well done too :D

[AndreasFrancis]

Thanks!

[happygirlfriday]

Yep, it's a fact...THIS ANIMATOR IS HOT!