Stop Motion Wafer Cookie Keyboard

Posted by John Farrier in Video Clips on September 28, 2009 at 10:15 am


(YouTube Link)

This one-minute stop motion video appears to be a Portuguese-language commercial for a fruit juice brand available in Brazil (Google Translator version). It’s a trippy depiction of moving wafer cookies that form a piano.

Via The Presurfer, who celebrated his ninth blogiversary last week.

 
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How Google Street View Works

Posted by John Farrier in Arts & Crafts, Blog & Internet, Video Clips on September 9, 2009 at 1:27 pm


(YouTube Link)

Google’s Japan division released this stop motion film explaining (in a rather fanciful way) how Street View works. It features a cute little robot puttering around town, taking film photographs and painting over license plate numbers with a marker. The video is part of an effort to make the practice less appear less invasive of individuals’ privacy.

Via Boing Boing

 
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Suco de Laranja: A Fun Little Stop Motion Animation

Posted by Alex in Cartoon & Comic, Music, Video Clips on May 31, 2009 at 7:59 am

Brazilian artist Breno Pineschi of Hardcuore had a little fun with this Suco de Laranja (orange juice) video clip. All you need to make a funky electronic music are fresh oranges, some melba toast and a dash of humor.

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Oren Lavie's Her Morning Elegance: Fun in Bed with Stop Motion Animation

Posted by Queuebot in Music, Video Clips on February 5, 2009 at 3:56 am


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This music video by Oren Lavie, "Her Morning Elegance," shows how much fun you can have in bed with stop-motion animation.

From Oren’s MySpace page:

*The video was shot all stills – roughly 3225 still photos for the entire video, using one camera, hanging from the ceiling for the main body of the movie.

* It took 4 weeks before shooting to create an animated computer generated storyboard for the video, with 3d dummies for the characters.

* It took only 2 days of shooting for the live actors on set to re-create the 3.5 minutes computer sequence, frame by frame.

* Some of the bed sheets used in the video were taken from Oren’s own bedroom and are now considered collectors items, worth at the moment not very much and therefore used as bed sheets.

* Each of the wonderfully talented people above have worked on the video for a fraction of their normal rates (except Oren who worked for his normal rate of zero).

Don’t worry, completely safe for work (this is Neatorama, after all).

From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by Geekazoid.

 
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