SHOWCASE

A COLLECTION OF STOP MOTION FILMS CAPTURED WITH DRAGONFRAME SOFTWARE

SHOWCASE

A COLLECTION OF STOP MOTION FILMS CAPTURED WITH DRAGONFRAME SOFTWARE
 

sasquatch rides! by larsen

2014-01-20

Really beautiful character animation on this psychedelic journey by Lars C. Larsen. Felt and fur and glo-paint were never so elegant. The creature’s mono-marble is also quite distinguished. Lars was a set-builder for Coraline and is currently a rigger on Boxtrolls. Animated by Suzanne Twining, the film’s music is by the Sepiatones. Blog written by

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goodbye mr. de vries by halberstad

2013-12-25

Another gift lands on our doorstep with this subtle and powerful piece of filmmaking from veteran animator and director Mascha Halberstad. Inspired by a real person, the touching and exquisitely crafted short has skated around the world’s film circuit, taking winner’s place at the International Short and Animation Film Awards at the Schlingel Film Festival,

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Boxtrolls trailer by Laika

2013-12-10

Christmas has indeed come early this year. The excitement mounts as Laika releases a tantalizingly gorgeous peak at the behind the scenes art construction and animation wizardry of their upcoming feature “Box Trolls”. The film uses Dragonframe and releases September 26, 2014. It is more than kind to provide a look into this box. Blog

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foamy by puertas

2013-12-10

Amazing cardboard control meets good clean fun in Edu Puertas‘ bathroom adventure, “Foamy”. We can’t wait to see what smoothly mischievous animation Puertas and the team at Citoplasmas whips up next.

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the cycle by ashman

the cycle by ashman

2013-11-20

Jessica Ashman, at the RCA, gives us a miraculous lesson in biology with “the Cycle.” It reads like an awesome mashup of Brazil with a 70’s educational film, also calling to mind Japanese director/animator Katsuhito Ishii‘s sweet and strange organic twistiness. This poor girl’s parts may not coordinate very well, but Ashman’s film certainly does.

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