Stop Motion Animation


My stop animation was a video of my dog and was trying to represent the story of "the toy wanting to play". This was supposed to be humorous in the fact that its typically the playful dog running around the house with the toy, but in this case the dog wanted nothing to do with it. Creating the actual stop motion animation was more difficult than I anticipated, and took multiple attempts trying to keep the dog still and not actually start playing with the toy.  However eventually I was able to capture the idea I was aiming for and was pretty surprised by how well it turned out. I found using the tripod while taking the photos was very helpful and made the process a lot easier.

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