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WOW Scott Andrews, Stan Jirman and Philip Scott Andrews this is just amazing!! Please check this out and read the article you will be happy to have done it! Thank you guys for taking this hard task in documenting this event it is really impressive! Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did, or I just totally showed my super geeky side….
Last year while training for his STS-131 space shuttle mission, astronaut Alan Poindexter was looking for a different way to document Discovery’s next-to-last flight, something that had never been done. So he turned to a couple of friends—Scott Andrews, a photographer and technical advisor to Canon who has shot every shuttle launch but two, and Stan Jirman, a software engineer for Apple. They came up with a winning suggestion: What about a time-lapse video that captured the whole process of getting a shuttle ready for launch?
The result, produced in collaboration with Andrews’ son Philip (a photojournalist himself), is a stunning, one-of-a-kind, four-minute chronicle of Discovery’s trip from the Orbiter Processing Facility to the pad, beginning with the “rollover” to the Vehicle Assembly Building on February 22 and ending with the STS-131 launch on April 5.
With the help of everyone from shuttle technicians to crane operators to escorts (86-year-old NASA retiree Charlie Parker was particularly valuable in squiring Andrews’ team around) the photographers positioned multiple cameras—up to nine at any one time—inside the cavernous assembly building to click away while the orbiter, fuel tank, and twin solid rocket boosters were “stacked” for launch.
Great stop motion animation done by Joshua & Nathan Flynn if this is their school project I cant wait to see more of their work, some great talent here. I would love it Joshua and Nathan if you could keep us updated with your project. Great transition from the moon to the headlight of the car, congratulations guys!
A Stop Motion animated film created as a BA Animation second year project at the University of Glamorgan 2010. Animated and Directed by Joshua & nathan Flynn. Work In Progress .To Be Continued.
This is awesome and really worth checking out. This incredible work was 2 years in the making, but not full time Max and Ru worked on it in between jobs, congratulations Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata for this amazing work! don’t forget to visit their site for an extremely detailed information of how their animation was made.
An animated dark comedy about a vacationing couples’ encounter with a man they believe to be the Zodiac Killer.
Based on a true story.
Techniques and tools:
After Effects, Stop-Motion, Pixilation, Drawn on Paper, Flash, Live Action puppets
For an extensive making-of visit tinyinventions.com/blog/?p=317
Direction/Animation/Design/Writing:
Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata
One day I will try this out and hopefully it will be half as nice as this. Great way to present a video love it!
Sponsoring trailer from German energy provider badenova
for music festival stimmen.com.
Filmed in stop-motion at various locations in the South of Germany
No CGI generated footage in this clip.
Producer: Lorenz B. Stoelcker, qu-int.com
Creative Direction: Sebastian Lange
Lightwriting Direction: Marcel Panne, lichtfaktor.eu
Post Pro: Sebastian Lange
Lightwriting Artists: Marcel Panne, Sasha Kisselkova from lichtfaktor.eu
Christian Bucher, Daniel Bin Johari, Peter Mesenholl, Raphael Pietsch from qu-int.com
Check out this sponsor reel sequence by Brand New School done for the AICP Show Sponsor Reel Sequence.
Project Name: 2010 AICP Show Sponsor Reel Sequence
Project Length: 4:00
Debut Date: June 8, 2010 at the Premiere of the 2010 AICP Show
Film Location: New York City
Additional Information: bit.ly/aicp10-1
Client: Association of Independent Commercial Producers (AICP)
City/State: New York, NY
President/CEO: Matt Miller
Production Company: Brand New School
City/State: Bicoastal, USA
Art/Design Director: Eric Adolfsen
Creative Director: Jonathan Notaro
Executive Producer: Danny Rosenbloom
Animation Director: Vadim Turchin
Designers: Eric Adolfsen, Forest Young
3D Animation: Han Hu
2D Animation: Cyprian York Sadlon
Flame Artist: Jon Tomasello
Compositor: Cyprian York Sadlon
Senior Producer: Devin Brook
Associate Producer: Madison Brigode
Production Assistants: Will Arnold, Zoe Beyer, Eric Egerton, James Glayat
Original Music: Stimmung
City/State: Santa Monica, CA
Our friend @blendcreativity send us this video he did for a school project. Really good stuff and we really appreciate you guys sharing your work with us, please keep them coming
Check out this great videos done by Dave Jones to promote awareness of the Wimmera River. Great job done in the 3 spots and best of all is how art supports the eco system, specially in this times were our earth needs all of our attention and support. Congratulations Dave wonderful commercials!
The first in a series of 3 ads commissioned by the Wimmera Catchment Management Authority to promote awareness of the Wimmera River. There hasn’t been a heap of rain up here of late and the river that used to be quite a focal point for the population has become more of a series of salty ponds. Last year was the first time it technically flowed in a decade. So the ads were about getting people to remember what it was and not to give up on it just because its going through a bit of a rough patch.
I think this might be my favorite of the 3…just because of the variety of characters. All of the narration was recorded in a bunch of interviews mostly at the agricultural field day. Jacqui Schultz did an excellent job of hunting down interesting people and extracting pearls of wisdom from them.
Mary French made most of the excellent models out of paper mache which is not the worlds easiest substance to animate.
Anthony Pelchen is a local artist who lives out by the river. Again…captured philosophising about the river here by Jac.
I did the stop-motion component of this in one horrific 30 hour stint as I had to leave immediately after that for a few days. I literally got up one morning worked all day, all night, finished the shot walked out, hopped in the car and drove off (was driven rather)for a few days not knowing if the whole thing was a complete disaster that would all need to be re-shot.
Its show reel time, and this GooRoo animation has a great quality. Lets support our independent studios and go stop motion, I hope we can continue to see more of GooRoo animation in the near future!
The 2010 showreel from Cameron Edser and Michael Richards of GooRoo Animation. We are an independent production company from Adelaide, Australia, specializing in stop motion animation. Visit goorooanimation.com for more info.
There is something amazing of watching nature grow and this is no exeption, thank you Joana for this lovely video. I wonder how many pictures and how long did this take?
Our new spotlight if the month is one of our favorite stop motion animators and has been highlighted numerous times in our blog. Kyle Roberts has a new video coming out soon! Check it out!
