That’s a great tip that I’ll definitely keep in mind for any future stop motion projects!

You’re right. Thanks a lot

Your the first feature on stop motion studio

Wish i knew that before i scrapped a ton of my animations 😂

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7:19 I’m subscribing cause of that!

​@@thedarkjw6219 He did it before too

Dude that scene was so cute😂😂 7:19

Thanks so much, glad you liked it!!

@@sam-beige Your one of those people who will do something for the first time and have already perfected it

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I know right!!!! WAAAAAAY better than my 1st 4th and 8th 😅😅😬🤣🤣🎬🎬

Yeah my editing is really bad!😅

Thanks so much! Yeah the first couple frames I shot were really bad cause I was just using a regular light bulb, but I switched to an led light I had laying around, but definitely could have used a better solution for that. Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks!! Yeah it was fun having so many joints to work with. I imagine Lego would be a whole other type of challenge since the joints are more limited

@@sam-beige lego is pretty easy there just some parts that are challenging

Actually I find it easier, I make stop motion on my channel btw… you are way better than me when I first started! Good job!

I use 10 fps

i use 24 fps

Thanks so much! I still can’t believe that one actually turned out haha 😅

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@@mbi.studio general kenobi. I've been waiting for you.

Thank you so much!! Haha yeah I knew I had to get a clock for those timelapses

Yes very, but as an adult you have more money (better equipment), more brainz and more patience. I didn't have that cuz i was like 9-10 when starting.

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@@sam-beigeHow much did it cost?

Yeah that would be interesting to try boosting the fps! And yes, the lighting is so tricky!! I found an LED that didn't have too much flicker, but I also did a de-flicker effect in post-processing to help a bit more

I go in my room with no extra lighting from the outside so i pull down the blinds and i use my lamp it works great

I do playmobil aminations so 24 fps seems useless, 8 or 12 is cool

Haha idk about prodigy! I referenced a dance to help because I can't dance like that lol but I was happy when it finally turned out.

Thanks!! I have a little knowledge of general animation which was helpful, but first time trying stop motion 😊

Thank you so much, yeah the story was a lot of fun to come up with!

Wow that’s awesome, and yeah I’m really glad I tried it out! I think trying new things in general is just a great way to learn new skills and better appreciate things you didn’t know as much about. Will definitely have to do more at some point 👍

Haha thanks so much! Yeah it was getting late and that’s exactly how I felt by the end of that day lol

Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed it 😄

Thanks!! Yeah if I do more stop motion in the future I think it would be interesting to use some figures like that with less joints cause I’m sure it’s a different kind of challenge!

You're too nice, thank you so much!

I did some stop motion in film class in high school in the mid-80s.... at least our super-8 had a trigger for advancing by frame. We had the Rancor for Jedi moving billiard balls around and wreaking havoc. I'm looking at getting back into it soon.

Thank you so much!!

Thanks so much!! Just checked out yours which looks awesome as well, and I like how you use Mando in a lot of yours!

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed!!

Thanks so much!! Yeah the recent growth has been awesome and just really appreciative of everyone’s support ☺️

Thanks so much! Yeah I definitely felt like 24 frames was a lot to handle and 12 was more manageable. But definitely read a lot of things ahead of time from people saying "more frames does not equal smoother animations" which I totally get now, I just had to try it out for the challenge haha. Glad you enjoyed :D

Thanks so much!!

Thank you so much! Yeah I had a lot of fun making it 😄

Thanks! Yeah I'm so appreciative that so many people have seen this video, and I definitely always want to try to make the best videos I can for whoever is watching :) Appreciate the sub!!

Thank you so much!!

Thanks!! That’s great feedback! Definitely wanted to show certain things on camera while also showing the time-lapse, so glad to hear that that was a positive :)

Thanks so much! Yeah my videos are kinda random but I’m sure I’ll do some stop motion again in the future 😄

Thank you so much! I saw that you made a stop motion video, that's awesome!!

Thanks so much!! How long have you been doing stop motion for? It is definitely a lot of work, but it was so much fun to make, will definitely do some more stop motion in the future

@@sam-beige I started posting stop motion videos about a year ago! And I will always support you!

Wow thank you so much! Hoping I get there someday!

Thank you so much, that means a lot!!

Thank you so much!!

Thanks!! Yeah totally agree that it's taken for granted, and it was just a lot of fun to learn more about what actually goes into making a scene. Really makes me appreciate the amount of work that goes into making everything from a 5 second clip to a feature film!

Thanks, I really appreciate that!!

Thank you so much! I’m a beginner too, but had a lot of fun making this. I do plan on doing some more stop motion at some point! You’ll have to let me know if you post some of your work on KZfaq!

Thanks!! Haha yeah that was kinda tricky to do (especially at my experience level), probably could have made an entire video about just that learning process lol

@@sam-beige you did great

I'm so glad you enjoyed it, that means a lot!!

Appreciate it!! Definitely a lot of work but the result was worth it!

Thank you so much, that’s the nicest thing I’ve heard all day!!!

Thank you so much!! Level 2 was my favorite too 😄

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much!! Yeah it's really amazing compared to all the other options out there!

Thanks so much! Really appreciate that 😄

Really appreciate it!! It’s been an awesome year and I’m super excited for 2023

Thanks!! Yeah 24 is super tough, I barely had the patience to make it through that lol. Whenever I watch that dance scene I can't believe how short it is for how long the process took

Haha I appreciate it, we’ll get there one day! 🤞

Thank you so much! Yeah it was a lot to learn but I had fun making it Got a chance to watch some of your videos and they’re awesome! I love that you use Lego for everything in your videos (rather than using non-Lego pieces) and that dance looks great! Im planning on using Lego in my next stop motion attempt but I can imagine it’s really hard to get that kinda movement!

You’re very welcome! Thanks for checking out some of my videos! Yeah, it’s really fun to use Lego to create your own world, and you can make it exactly how you want it to be (if you have the correct pieces). You could make a river go through the landscape or make a train go through a city, you can decide if you want a green baseplate for grass, a brown baseplate for mud, a grey baseplate for a road, etc! I use stop motion studio too, and it’s really useful for the basics, for example, you can see how far you move the figure per frame, and choose the fps, and more editing stuff. However, I do most of the editing in iMovie, because you can add green screen effects and you can change the volume of sound effects, stop motion studio can’t make sound effects louder. I’m really interested to see your stop motion attempt with Lego! I subscribed so I won’t miss anything :)

Thanks so much! I still have to try out Lego stop motion at some point but using an action figure was a lot of fun!

Haha thanks!!

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it!!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!!

@@sam-beige keep them coming

Thank you so much!!!

Thanks a ton! Glad you liked it :D

Thanks! That's how I felt too, I've watched a couple stop motion movies since and I just marvel at each scene!

Haha I really appreciate it, that means a lot!!

@@sam-beige well you deserve it! This is on my favorite videos playlist now