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For Christmas this year, I got a Jurassic Park Velociraptor toy, and even though it’s now a few days past Christmas, I decided to make this stopmotion video because I couldn’t stop laughing at the idea. Enjoy!
Animated with Stop Motion Studio Pro app on my iPad.
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I’ve been wanting to do some stop-motion animation with my Hulkbuster figure from Beast Kingdom for about a year, and finally had some time this weekend to do it. It’s huge for an action figure, and weighed more than my stop-motion rig could support, so I used a desk lamp arm to hold it up during mid-air poses.
Total animation time, not including post-production work, was about 4 hours. Animated this using the Stopmotion Studio app on my iPad. For the background plate, I duct-taped my iPhone to the rear bumper of my Jeep and drove around Burbank. Roto and comp done in Adobe Aftereffects.
One day, I’d like to see if I can get the figure to hit the poses in my 2D planning for a fight with Thanos. We’ll see. :) Here’s a snippet of the fight:
And here’s the animation “stage” I put together in my kitchen for filming at night. The iPad runs the Stopmotion Studio animation app, which can use an iPhone as the remote camera.
I had to make this stupid thing for my anatomy class. We have to use Stopmotion Studio in it for some odd reason. Props to my class partner(who will likely never see this, but if you do, hello!!) For doing the green and blue!
