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Tag Archives: animation
Friday Night Flicks: The Present
Based on a comic strip by Fabio Coala, The Present is a graduation short film from students at the Filmakademie Baden-Wuerttemberg in Ludwigsburg, Germany. It has been shown at more than 180 film festivals and, not surprisingly, won more than … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Address Is Approximate
David and I will be taking a short road trip tomorrow, so this stop motion animation seems appropriate. Directed by Tom Jenkins and made using desk top toys and Google Street View, this is the story of a small mannequin … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Tanabata/Annie Amaya
Today is the official third anniversary of this blog and, in some parts of Japan, it is also Tanabata. Here is a short paper-cut stop-motion video from Annie Amaya which re-tells the legend of the lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi. … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Léon The Professional and Il Etait Une Fois
Friday Night Flicks features two videos of pop-up books: Léon The Professional and Il Etait Une Fois. Léon The Professional by Jeremias Krakowiak re-tells the story from the 1994 movie of the same name. The video clearly shows the working of the pop-up mechanisms, and … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: The House Hippo and The Bin Chicken
A number of years ago the Concerned Children’s Advertisers produced a public service announcement warning of the dangers of believing everything you see on TV. It was a brilliant parody of the Hinterland Who’s Who series on Canadian wildlife. I … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Analogue Loaders
Our internet connection has been a bit “iffy” off and on for the past week, so I have spent some time watching digital animations of little icons spinning in circles. Today’s stop motion animation by Raphael Vangelis was inspired by time … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Memories of Science
Memories of Science is an artist’s book by Dorothy Yule. Here’s an entertaining little video of the book in action. If you are feeling particularly affluent, you can order a copy of Memories of Science through 23 Sandy Gallery. … Continue reading
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Friday Night Flicks: Paper World, Paper City
Increasingly, the amazing paper animations that one sees involve no actual paper at all. Paper World, a graduation film from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) produced in 2013, is a lovely example. If you’d like to learn more about the process, here’s … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Plants
It’s been a while since I have posted a paper stop-motion video. This week’s flick by Kelli Anderson and Daniel Dunnam, while not as polished as The Little Prince, has it’s own simple charm. If you would like … Continue reading
Friday Night Flicks: Unsatisfying, Preposterous, and One Sweet World
The first two videos today are compilations of short scenes. Unsatisfying by Parallel Studio depicts some of those little every day things that don’t always work the way we would like. Florent Porta’s Preposterous is about things working in ways … Continue reading
