First STOP-MOTION attempt

>>2650954
the voice acting is bad m8, but for a first attempt it looks decent.

>>2650959
i will work some more on it. Thanks

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WTF is going on here?

>>2651032
the product of what happens when a 13-year old has spare time

witam serdecznie i gorąco

>>2651077
Spierdalaj

>>2650954
It's low budget and no story, but who gives a shit, I was entertained the whole way through. Good job anon.

>>2650954
cringe

Better early than NVR. He jobbo mate.
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>>2651077
Spierdalaj

>>2652254
Thanks a lot.

>>2652372
Thanks. I'm planning more videos soon.

Here are some tips for you anon:

Don't fucking use the ceiling lights, because they tend to flicker between shots making each frame inconsistent. You could use a softbox, but a cheaper alternative would be to use a desk lamp with paper in front to act like a filter.

Get a tripod, because without one each frame shifts a little bit. It makes everything really choppy and ruins the illusion of movement. If you want more dynamic shots, you could invest in a camera slider, or perhaps make your own.

Increase the number of fps you use for your stop motion. Right now you are at about 1-2 fps, you should consider upping it to 15-24 fps.

Despite it being your first shit filled attempt at stop motion, it was fun and pleasing to watch. My final tip would be to focus on the narrative more, and to tell a cohesive story.

I wish the best of luck on all of your stop motion filled endeavors.

>>2653271
thanks. These are very useful tips. Take care