FAETT - Stopmotion animation

mantas

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we tried something new and this is the result:
FAETT


some infos:

-Production time: 10 days (5 days of modelling and developing the script, 3 days of shooting, 2 days of editing)
-Shot with a Canon EOS400 Digital, using a 50mm 1,8f; a 17-55mm 3,5-5,6f and a 55-200mm 4-5,6f lens.
-Models are made of modeling compounds and wires and were painted with acrylic color.
-Production cost ~40€ (including catering).
-The names of the characters are (in order of appearance): Johnny, Old Lady, Fat Bastard formerly know as “Pingu”, Der Polizeichef.
-A total of 1619 pictures were taken.
-About 1000 appear in the film.
-The film runs at 25 frames per second and has an average of 12 images per second.
-In the original script Johnny also starts to dance in the end.
-The ND foil that was applied to the lamp melted and could not be removed afterwards.

have fun !
 

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Incredible! It's fantastic! I love stopmotion animation but I think is the first time I watch something like that on DVXUser.
The characters are very original, I really enjoyed it.

I hope to watch more of your works soon!

PD: I'll be pleased to help you with the music on further projects if you need.
 
It looked great. I can definitely see the Jan Svankmeyer influence. There wasn't much of a story, though.
 
thanks for the comments !
The director wants to state that he had not heard about Jan Svankmajer or the Brothers Quay before people started asking if he'd been influenced by them. He also wants to claim that he is very cool.
yea hes a lil bit crazy :violin: ;)
 
Nice job, I like the lighting and design.

Story is the key, get a good story, and you'll be on your way. Keep it up!

Chris
 
one year later...

Very cool, hope to see more soon!

yea maybe, there is an idea for a zombie stop motion film, but no time...

Nice job, I like the lighting and design.

Story is the key, get a good story, and you'll be on your way. Keep it up!

Chris

yes the story... it was developed in 3 days by doing the figures. the director wanted to shoot a film in 1 week, because he had to go to usa :)
 
Stopmotion is cool.

If you need help in sound-design, don't hesitate to disturb me :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
(I like to get disturbed :-Dum(DBG):)
 
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