Stop Motion & Animation
Sledgehammer Peter Gabriel.
Peter Gabriel allowing himself to lie under a sheet of glass for 16 hours while filming “Sledgehammer” one frame at a time
Stop motion is also known as stop frame and is made by using a range of photos continuously being taken and put together to make a short film, using different frame sizes.
To create this video, our class all gathered together at @Bristol and produced this Stop Motion & Animation clip. The video is a collection of photographs taken as we moved bit by bit for a different photo. We then put the video together using photoshop with 12 frames per second.
How I created my Stop Motion and Animations.
Experimental Photography
Stop Go Motion Activity
Creating Your Motion from your imagesin Photoshop CS5
Once you have your Low-Resimagesshot they need to assembled – in the right order –
in a Folder.
Open Adobe Photoshop.
Go to Window > Animations.
An animations timeline should open at the bottom of the screen.
Choose File > Open.
Then choose your folder with your imagesin and choose the first image only
Ensure that you have ticked the Image Sequence Box.
You will then see a Frame Rate dialogue box probably already set at 30fps(frames Per
Second) You can set the frame rate at whatever you wish. The faster the frame rate
then the smoother your video sequence will be.If you set a slow rate then your video
sequence willseem slow and juddering.
