50 Incredible Stop Motion Videos - Smashing Magazine Advertisement Stop motion animation is one of the hottest areas of film-making today. Stop motion is an animation art through which one can spring life in inanimate things and do the unnatural. Well, how can you make use of stop motion in web design? Below we present over 50 amazing examples of stop motion videos, a tribute to hard work of animators, artists and creative folks. You may be interested in the following related posts: Stop Motion Videos Fat City Reprise – Long Gone7 video by Cesar Kuriyama8 Music video was created entirely from 45,000 Photographs taken by a Nikon D200 DSLR. Human Tetris9 video by www.notsonoisy.com10 Super Mario Bros 3 LEGO11 video by jmehatesyou12 Human Skateboard13 video by SneauxShoesVideo14 Happy Thanksgiving15 video byMentalLapse16 Abstract thoughts17 video by Darryn ray18 A short love story19 video by Carlos Lascano20 Chess clay stop motion21 video by ricx7822 Shaving by Hand23 video by theyear198824 PSP Commercial25 video by dark420bishop26 Video by wemakesoap70
Les maitres venus du froid : une histoire de l'animation russe Vous avez, si vous fréquentez ce blog depuis quelques temps déjà, peut être vue cette animation de Youri Norstein, le hérisson qui était un premier aperçu de la richesse de l’animation russe. Celle ci reste très majoritairement ignorée en occident, animations européennes, mais surtout américaines ou japonaises ayant dominé l’une après l’autre sur nos écrans… et puis il faut bien avouer qu’à l’époque, ce qui pouvait venir de l’autre côté du rideau de fer et surtout de l’union soviétique n’était pas… en odeur de sainteté. A tort dans le cas de l’animation russe qui tant du point de vue des histoires comme des techniques était d’une qualité et d’une poésie rares. Le premier animateur russe fut un premier danseur du ballet impérial russe, professeur et chorégraphe : Aleksandr Shiryayev. Voici quelques extraits de ce film dans un documentaire sur Ptouchko : Le parfait exemple de cette mutation est l’écolution du travail de Mikhail Tsekhanovsky . Le vieil homme et la mer
Top 50 movie special effects shots CRITERIA FOR THIS LIST:This is not a list of 'iconic' SFX shots, such as the opening shot in Star Wars or the final shot in Back To The Future, etc. There are many fantastic SFX shots in cinema history that are artistically 'awesome' without qualifying here. For the purposes of this list, a shot has to be either a) exceptionally convincing, b) ground-breaking or c) an exemplary execution of an oft-used technique. A note about pagination (why the entries on this list are divided this way) 50: Alien: Resurrection (1997) - Ripley clone matures Jean-Pierre Jeunet's quirky fourth entry to the Alien series boasts many eccentric touches worthy of mention, including an elegant solution for the astronaut who even has to carry his whiskey freeze-dried, as well as the first CGI examples of H.R. 49: Just Imagine (1930) - Descent to New York penthouse 48: The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - Manhattan floods. 47: Saving Private Ryan (1998) - Bullets in the water. 43: Dune (1984) - Worm attack. Cecil B.
Cinema russe et sovietique — kinoglaz filmes que ensinam Студия TV RU представляет Improv Everywhere | We Cause Scenes Hipsters, Blue Hairs, and Russians at the Brooklyn Philharmonic Debut A healthy mix of hipsters, blue hairs, and Russians filled the Millennium Theater in Brighton Beach last night for the full-orchestra debut of the resuscitated Brooklyn Philharmonic. Led by new artistic director Alan Pierson, the group is bringing non-traditional repertoire into communities around the borough in "programs [that] speak to the community but also about that community to a larger audience," as he toldNew York magazine this summer. They kicked off this ambitious concept in Little Odessa with a program of Soviet cartoon-music, featuring the work of composers both familiar and obscure. In the U.S., many animated shorts, especially at Warner Brothers, used the rich backlog of classical history as soundtrack, providing a musical education to generations of children. Many of the cartoons' scores shifted between varied styles of music: Vyacheslav Artyomov's score for "Boy is a Boy" (1986) moved from jazzy blues to romantic piano to more adventurous 20th century styles.
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