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Post by BlAcKjAk on Mar 10, 2005 11:16:44 GMT -5
i'm thinking of doing a stop motion horror film. [black and white]. I'm in need of ideas and need to know what kind of camera would work best shooting a stop motion film? camera angles? music?
i'm thinking about using animatronics and using clay and will use anything I can find like rusty old sp**ns, nails, car parts, etc....
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Post by 5minalone on Mar 12, 2005 18:20:14 GMT -5
well i guess i can talk about this one first is it all animation or real animated people stay away from film unless you have some cash. are you going for nightmare befor christmas or joes apartment .clay will cost big bucks for sets as will anamatronics i can give more info on cost cutting and fx just need more information ill be glad to help.
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Post by BlAcKjAk on Mar 13, 2005 1:01:29 GMT -5
well i guess i can talk about this one first is it all animation or real animated people stay away from film unless you have some cash. are you going for nightmare befor christmas or joes apartment .clay will cost big bucks for sets as will anamatronics i can give more info on cost cutting and fx just need more information ill be glad to help. it'll be like the nightmare before christmas. same style as in clay anamatronics...I need ideas of how to build a scary looking set like a forest |
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Post by 5minalone on Mar 13, 2005 13:02:39 GMT -5
first off you need a table and a board cover it with clay or just clay that stays soft. it will cost you 2 to 3.50 a pound you will also need a painted backdrop. on canvas or cardbord use acrlic paint. lighting is you best friend darks and lights will give that scary feeling. you will need wire armatures in the figures so they hold up. the ones in nightmare are latex plastic and metal not clay but both work. trees are complex make a rod cover it with clay or paper mache to save money and paint. use wire for branches. if you need more info just ask
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Post by KrawlinKaos on Mar 13, 2005 15:11:58 GMT -5
I wish I could remember justin C's website right off hand. Really great original creative stop motion material!
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