Animation
Væk idéerne til live med stop motion
Stop motion is an animation technique where puppets or other figures are used as an object. You animate a scene by taking a picture, moving the figure a little bit, taking another picture, moving the figure a little more, etc. The technique requires a little patience, but the excitement of seeing your ideas come to life is worth the work. In addition, it is easier than ever to get started.
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Animer hvad som helst
Your movie is created by taking a picture, moving your figure a bit, taking another picture, moving the figure a bit more, and so on.
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Gør legetøjet levende
Choose the toy that will be the main character and build a world where the story can take place. For example, a prehistoric world full of dinos!
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Magisk modellervoks
Build your own figure with special animation clay. Play-dough figures are fun to work with as they can be shaped completely freely. Only the imagination sets the limit.
Claymation
Claymation is the type of stop motion animation that involves clay dolls. The best-known claymation films come from Aardman Animations, which is behind Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, and Chicken Run, among others. For this animation technique, the characters generally have to stand up, so it is necessary to place the iPad vertically if you use it as a camera. We have developed the small tablet stand for this purpose, as part of the Piximakey Animation Studio.
2D Stop Motion
When working two-dimensionally, the figures are flat. An example of stop motion animation in 2D is the classic Cirkeline. If the students want to start with this type of animation, table space, cardboard, scissors and a stand that raises the iPad above the table must be used. If you draw your own doll, you must remember to make it in several parts, so that the torso, arms, legs and head can move independently of each other - just like a bouncer. This type of stop motion is often called moving film or cut-out motion.