@RST2599 They are pretty much the same characters. We each tried to make a replica of their original heads to have at the end, but we pretty much morphed their heads throughout the film.
very cool and an original idea! Congrats on your winning, I bet it felt good after all those long hours that you put into it (I also dabble in claymation once in a while, so I know). Can't wait to see more of your vids.
yea thats awesome! I recon it could be miles bettter, the cameras shaky and lightings poor. on the other hand, theres something about it that just works, keep it up ;)
@damoninsky It's actually nylon thread. Sorry about that. Depends on how heavy the objects are you're trying to lift. The lighter they are, always the better!
I've been working with all kinds of animations most of my life and I hope that one day I'll be half as good as you guys at claymation... VERY easy to appreciate this, amazing work...
There's no reason to wait until you're older. Just get some clay and a little digital camera. You'll quickly realize that you can do some pretty fun stuff. It's a fun hobby!
Excellent I would love to try clay animation I am using 3ds max right now. You really captured the personalities of the characters and even the moose head.
Nice this is awesome what program do you use to capture your stop motion? Also do you use Fimo clay for your character or what do you recommended for a beginner?
We take pictures with a regular digital camera and use BTVPro (on a Mac) to turn them into a movie. It is about $50 and can be found online. We use Van Aken clay- it's plasticine.
leewolochuk thanks for your response. I have a PC not a Mac so I will have to see what I can use. Have you heard of this inexpensive software called Claymation Studio I though about using that. I also have the CS4 and 3ds max. I have never heard of that clay. All I have seen in our crafts store here are Fimo and Sculpey products but I will look.
wooooooow that must of took ages to do was how did u make them throw it? cause did u do it with sting or what ? wow im so impressed gonna wath it agen its to good. WOOOO SO GOOD ! :P
Really? We never heard back from them, so we had no idea. How did it go? How many people where there? We would have loved to have been there. Thanks for the appreciation.
You never heard from them? That's weird. I didn't go the second day to find out who won, but after reading the comment below, it appears as if you won first place. Congratulations! No, there weren't that many people there, and it's too bad. It was a pretty nice venu and fun to watch the films. I wish I had participated in Joanna Priestly's workshop. I liked her animated flicks. I just don't have the time to pursue filmmaking to the degree I'd like, at this point in my life. Hopefully someday!
Fishing line is pretty transparent, sometimes it catches the light and has to be edited out (frame by frame). The set took a lot of work, little pieces of cardboard, wood, cloth, wall pattern and pics from internet. Much work goes into making the set. Thanks for noticing.
Cool. How did you handle all those different heads? I've already guessed that y'all had different bodies for the heads and switched them as y'all went along but, how did y'all handle the transition from head to head? Didn't it mess them up?
We made two similar heads for each of the characters (along with several in between head stages). Basically we started with one original head, then morphed it throughout the film until we came to the end where we put the duplicate head from the beginning back on. If you look closely (especially at the blond guy), the head at the end of the film is different from the one at the beginning.
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pedalguru89 3 weeks ago
@pedalguru89 I don't believe that is a rule.
Allisoninsky 3 weeks ago
This is great.
ShrikDaddy 7 months ago
@ShrikDaddy Thanks!
damoninsky 7 months ago
very well done and very enjoyable
shirokuma98 1 year ago
Never mind.........
RST2599 1 year ago
How long did this take to make?
RST2599 1 year ago
Were those the same clay charactors? Or did you make other ones and have to keep switching in between filming?
RST2599 1 year ago
@RST2599 They are pretty much the same characters. We each tried to make a replica of their original heads to have at the end, but we pretty much morphed their heads throughout the film.
damoninsky 1 year ago
Love it AMAZING
mrmorph2001 1 year ago
LOL the moose!
I love everything about this claymation. Very very very well done!
sarahmacfarlane 1 year ago
@sarahmacfarlane Thanks!
damoninsky 1 year ago
OMG, you guys are awsome at this:D
kkallie11 1 year ago
@kkallie11 Thanks, you are too!
damoninsky 1 year ago
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5:08 looks wrong... 5:14 even more wrong...
xxdontfretxx 1 year ago
5:08 looks wrong...
xxdontfretxx 1 year ago
very cool and an original idea! Congrats on your winning, I bet it felt good after all those long hours that you put into it (I also dabble in claymation once in a while, so I know). Can't wait to see more of your vids.
terrymation 1 year ago
Thanks.
Good luck with your dabbling...it's all tedious fun.
damoninsky 1 year ago
yea thats awesome! I recon it could be miles bettter, the cameras shaky and lightings poor. on the other hand, theres something about it that just works, keep it up ;)
jamiequinlan 2 years ago
wot?!?! how you take a picture of a clay IN AIR!?!??!? that's cool~
xiaoli26 2 years ago
magic strings called fishing line. neat huh.
damoninsky 2 years ago
@damoninsky It's actually nylon thread. Sorry about that. Depends on how heavy the objects are you're trying to lift. The lighter they are, always the better!
damoninsky 1 year ago
AMAZING
BunnyHunterBC 2 years ago
This is absolutely amazing. This has definitely encouraged me to try harder at stop motions!!
Cakenator514 2 years ago
Thanks!. I only truly appreciate stop motion animations now since giving this gig a whirl. Good luck with it, you can do it...just go slow:)
damoninsky 2 years ago
I've been working with all kinds of animations most of my life and I hope that one day I'll be half as good as you guys at claymation... VERY easy to appreciate this, amazing work...
ninjaziou 2 years ago
This is so cool :) most of taken you ages to make d:)
TheSunnyside40 2 years ago
oh my god! that's the best claymation video i've ever seen! you're awsome!
thekrakowiak4 2 years ago
i wnt to make animations like this wen i get older
xxtorch20xx 2 years ago
There's no reason to wait until you're older. Just get some clay and a little digital camera. You'll quickly realize that you can do some pretty fun stuff. It's a fun hobby!
damoninsky 2 years ago
That was amazing. You deserve more views.
SachinProductions 2 years ago
Thanks!
damoninsky 2 years ago
holy shit i think this is the best claymation
i have ever seen on youtube so im subscribing
Faberfimo 2 years ago
Thanks a bunch! Did you see our new one? It's called Have A Ball.
damoninsky 2 years ago
Wow! very well done, I liked how the moose was still alive and the people changed places! Excellent work
mikelentz2 2 years ago
Excellent I would love to try clay animation I am using 3ds max right now. You really captured the personalities of the characters and even the moose head.
Zfairy1 2 years ago
Thanks! We just finished another one this week. It'll be up in a few days I hope just after the finishing touches.
damoninsky 2 years ago
Nice this is awesome what program do you use to capture your stop motion? Also do you use Fimo clay for your character or what do you recommended for a beginner?
Zfairy1 2 years ago
We take pictures with a regular digital camera and use BTVPro (on a Mac) to turn them into a movie. It is about $50 and can be found online. We use Van Aken clay- it's plasticine.
leewolochuk 2 years ago
leewolochuk thanks for your response. I have a PC not a Mac so I will have to see what I can use. Have you heard of this inexpensive software called Claymation Studio I though about using that. I also have the CS4 and 3ds max. I have never heard of that clay. All I have seen in our crafts store here are Fimo and Sculpey products but I will look.
Zfairy1 2 years ago
amazing!
Guyc00l 2 years ago
Wow! Excellent job! I would never ever ever ever have the patience or endurance to make something like that! Bravo!
FreshFish610 2 years ago
awesome!!
gabsandzvids 2 years ago
This is great! I love it. Very funny and very well done. The music and sound effects are awesome too.
Bheitzer 2 years ago
Fabulous. Love the music too!
glacierghost 2 years ago
wooooooow that must of took ages to do was how did u make them throw it? cause did u do it with sting or what ? wow im so impressed gonna wath it agen its to good. WOOOO SO GOOD ! :P
Steeeph1713 2 years ago
nice work, i know u smoke some yerb thats good, that give u material, good material, good work nice video
willdeuz 2 years ago
Awsome! People don't seem to understand the time and effort involved in makeing a stop motion video
moviemaniac97 2 years ago
This is really good congrats
Deadsman1993 2 years ago
how many fps?
evanaxel1 2 years ago
It varies. Mostly 12/sec, but sometimes we went 24, like during the pan while they're throwing things across at one another.
damoninsky 2 years ago
cool almost every video that i make is mostly 17 or 23 fps. What did you make out of the set?
evanaxel1 2 years ago
Beautiful work, imagination superb and well deserving of your award.
checkercycle 2 years ago
Thanks!
damoninsky 2 years ago
your two characters are very different. One of them seems more caricatured than the other which is more realistic
GuillaumeDesrochers 2 years ago
haha omg i love it! great work :D
hayley028 2 years ago
Lol!
sjmovies 3 years ago
I saw this at the Northwest Film Festival tonight and really liked it! Hilarious! But you weren't there - where were you?
Clover4film 3 years ago
Really? We never heard back from them, so we had no idea. How did it go? How many people where there? We would have loved to have been there. Thanks for the appreciation.
Damon and Lee
damoninsky 3 years ago
You never heard from them? That's weird. I didn't go the second day to find out who won, but after reading the comment below, it appears as if you won first place. Congratulations! No, there weren't that many people there, and it's too bad. It was a pretty nice venu and fun to watch the films. I wish I had participated in Joanna Priestly's workshop. I liked her animated flicks. I just don't have the time to pursue filmmaking to the degree I'd like, at this point in my life. Hopefully someday!
Clover4film 3 years ago
Wow, that was awesome! Great video!
Sprtsgeek 3 years ago
Thanks.
damoninsky 3 years ago
Awesome!
droog044 3 years ago
Thanks!
damoninsky 3 years ago
No prob. Although.... how do you keep the stuff in the air? Do you use wire and then edit it? And what did you use to make that awesome set?
droog044 3 years ago
Fishing line is pretty transparent, sometimes it catches the light and has to be edited out (frame by frame). The set took a lot of work, little pieces of cardboard, wood, cloth, wall pattern and pics from internet. Much work goes into making the set. Thanks for noticing.
damoninsky 3 years ago
Cool. How did you handle all those different heads? I've already guessed that y'all had different bodies for the heads and switched them as y'all went along but, how did y'all handle the transition from head to head? Didn't it mess them up?
droog044 3 years ago
We made two similar heads for each of the characters (along with several in between head stages). Basically we started with one original head, then morphed it throughout the film until we came to the end where we put the duplicate head from the beginning back on. If you look closely (especially at the blond guy), the head at the end of the film is different from the one at the beginning.
damoninsky 3 years ago
Yeah I thought he looked different! Thank you very much for the information.
droog044 3 years ago
cunning animation
FandSproduction 3 years ago
This is brilliant lol, where do you come up with this stuff??
coolsoccerplayer 3 years ago
Thanks! We're working on another one right now...this will be way crazy too!
damoninsky 3 years ago
wow, this is great.
awesome job.
CrashedFilms 3 years ago
Thanks!
damoninsky 3 years ago
i like it!
i have some claymations on my page and i'd enjoy it if you had a look at them
*****
WaterWorkzz 3 years ago
5 from me. This is wicked!
jfreedrix 3 years ago
Thanks!!!
damoninsky 3 years ago
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damberrox 3 years ago
I don't have myspace. Who are are?
damoninsky 3 years ago
exelent
SshikitO 3 years ago
Yo send the to Ifc,Sundance or Adultswim this is cool man!
-StoicTwo!
StoicTwo 3 years ago
that was so cool. I hope this gets featured some day..
theuppercut 3 years ago
Excellent, great fun! I watched aw stuck my mouth open wondering what would happen next. Fantastic work!
180919711225 3 years ago
Thanks for that, it makes us feel it was more worth it.
damoninsky 3 years ago
nice work!5*s
i have a clayation video on my page and i would appreciate it if you could come see and tell me how you like it.
milesvlad3000 3 years ago
wow it was good and i kno how hard that is, i have tried it, u got them to move so smoothly
NasanieruHK 3 years ago
That's awesome!
Funk2D2 3 years ago
lol wtf? its awesome i love it.
NhVider 3 years ago
OOOH! No film is complete without sexual tension... and finally.... the clothes came off! But who won?! Did anyone win?
Oh yeah.... I love it!
clintonbench 3 years ago
Wow! That was absolutely awesome! Amazing talent! Great story and great animation! Very fun to watch!
bootsbrisket 3 years ago
Wow. What a great storyline. Foot tapping music.
I love the hair and clothes switching.
Can't wait for the feature film.
JD
joshyjosh11 3 years ago