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  • I like this it is very good I suck at stop-motion. Funny at the end YAY LEGO (P.S. Its spelt coopa)

  • thanks! in fact, it's spelled KOOPA but hence it was an ad for an imaginary money bank i thought it was much more likely that a somewhat respectable bank would bear the name "cooper"

  • a lot of time!!

  • your nick is similar than mine in "Flickr" :)

    very good job.... how much time for this work?

  • one very long afternoon. about 6 hours of animation, 2 hours of cutting out the pieces and two days post production.

  • hod did you make the koopa?

  • its a printout that was glued onto a cardboard and then cut out. actually just like the other in-game sprites but a lot bigger

  • cool! and how did you make a LEGO koopa?

  • Actually I was talking about the big Koopa at the end (too). Same materials. And when faced straght and lit from the camera it looks as if it was Lego but again: Printout on cardboard, two strings and a piece of Lego taped on the backside (= for having some weight when keeping balance when in the air)

  • very cool very cool, im impressed, nice job!!

  • how do you make a koopa please tell me

  • i don't know what do you mean exactly about synchronization, maybe video and sound? i did the sync with Adobe Audition, but ripped the sounds from the original game.

    the camera was a Sony Alpha A-100 digital SLR, so the whole thing is in HD 1080p

  • hehe... thanks a lot! well the tube was shot backwards, after we had finished the shot where mario jumps out. the tube itself was made of paper and for every frame we cut half an inch away

  • very cool

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