SHOWCASE

A COLLECTION OF STOP MOTION FILMS CAPTURED WITH DRAGONFRAME SOFTWARE

SHOWCASE

A COLLECTION OF STOP MOTION FILMS CAPTURED WITH DRAGONFRAME SOFTWARE

time to go by oh yeah wow

Wax Tailor feat Aloe Blacc- Time To Go from Oh Yeah Wow on Vimeo. Oh Yeah Wow strikes again as masters of rough finesse. It is nice to see work that shows arduous craftsmanship yet

10 / 23 / 2012|

joy of destruction by junger & xylophon

Nothing as timely as some good old fashioned apocalyptic merriment. This simple yet whimsically ferocious piece from Berliners Laura Junger and Xaver Xylophon harks back to classic Terry Gilliam. It was

10 / 14 / 2012|

la noria by castañeda

Breathtakingly beautiful yet tragic short film from Karla Castañeda and Luis Téllez. La Noria (the Waterwheel) is sure to be a classic in the legacy of dark romantic Mexican Surrealism. The full version will be

10 / 08 / 2012|

toy soldiers by butcher

Good show, old chap. This is a fun piece from Chris Butcher, recalling classic British war movies to near plastic perfection. Read on to hear more about the production and explosively improvisational battlefield tactics.

10 / 08 / 2012|

mysteries of vernacular by oreck

In her series of clever short animations, ‘Mysteries of Vernacular’, Jessica Oreck breaks it down one letter and one bizarrely labyrinthine word origin at a time. Also pleasingly post modern, is her participation in the

09 / 30 / 2012|

the wingeater by emmons

. Woman on the edge of mixed media brilliance! There is nothing like stop-mo to cross the boundaries and make worlds within worlds. The motion control shots provide a nicely dramatic transition between those worlds.

09 / 30 / 2012|

snail trail by artus

Philipp Artus stikes a primal nerve with this kinetic masterpiece. Using laser projections and a phosphorescent material, Philipp projected animation he created in 3dMax. The result is incredibly fresh and analogue. The intense glowing lines harken back

09 / 23 / 2012|

thistle by allais

Take a surreal journey with a horse pinata, pin-cushion and a cup of wood-chip tea in Martin Allais’ new clip for the Hundred Waters track “Thistle”. Thistle delicately balances hand-touched stop motion with low-fi rear-projection

09 / 23 / 2012|
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