Time-Lapse Stop-Motion Music Video by Indie Band Wildlife Control

San Francisco-based indie band made this creative music video for their song “Analog or Digital” using both time-lapes and stop-motion techniques. They spent a day on at Ocean Beach in SF, shooting the entire video in one take as a series of 3,060 individual photographs. The fast playback makes the world around them pass in time-lapse, while their synchronized movements cause them to move around like stop-motion claymation figures. It’s definitely not an easy feat — they had to play the song slowed ...


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Nothing like starting off the weekend with some gorgeous footage of the City of Lights. This video comes courtesy of motion time lapse and stop motion photographer and is an awesome example of exactly those two things. Combining three thousand night shots and day shots with different landmarks and locations and a slew of different time lapse techniques really brings out a new side of the beautiful French capital.
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On the 3rd, 4th and 5th of November the first ever Film Festival dedicated to timelapse, slow motion and stop motion will be held in the beautiful city of  Santa Fe, New Mexico. It opens with a screening of the legendary Koyaanisqatsi on the first day. Then there will be lots of talks from people involved in this type of filmmaking (including me) and screenings of work submitted into the festival.  As this is an in competition film festival too!

You can get a day pass for $30, $60 a day for screenings ...

Chronos: The first ever film festival event for timelapse, stop motion and slow motion
 

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Here’s a creative way to offer a behind-the-scenes look at how a stop-motion video is created: while animator was slowly moving a puppet and snapping frames, a separate camera was used to photograph Barry doing the animating, creating a time-lapse video that shows how the doll was brought to life.(via )
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That's amazing. Very cool!
Thanks for showing the before and after. Shot on a DSLR | Re: [Canon 7D] Stop Motion Timelapse Compositing Test
 

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just a test for trying out some possibilities
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Twitter: http://twitter.com/effektmaenchen Shot on a DSLR | [Canon 7D] Stop Motion Timelapse Compositing Test
 

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Tweet Patryk from DitoGear sent us his latest videos demonstrating the use a slider (yes, specifically the DitoGear OmniSlider) to shoot timelapse, stop motion and all sorts of cool motion video. While for many regulars to planet5D, there’s nothing new here, but we also would like to have stuff for newbies. DitoGear™ OmniSlider Overview Part [...] DitoGear Slider intro for timelapse, stop motion and video
 

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Here are a couple new commercials for Brothers printers that blend stop-motion and time-lapse photography in pretty interesting ways with real people. We love how the technique makes the people look like claymation figures walking around in miniature sets. The foreground is done in stop-motion while time-lapse photography provided the scenes shown in the animated paper. It would have been crazy if they had actually printed out e... Brothers Printer Ads Creatively Blend Stop Motion with Time Lapse
 

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Feast your eyes on this amazing stop motion music video idea for the song “Rivers and Homes” by electronic music artist . After filming a traditional music video in upstate New York, the production team had 2000 of the individual frames printed out. The prints were then passed out during a recent tour in Israel to 300 fans, who held them up and posed for new photographs. The resulting photographs were then re-animated into a video showing the original music video running in stop motion in the hands ... Amazing Stop Motion Music Video Using 2000 Photos Held Up by 300 Fans
 

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If you like in which random objects are prepared as food, you’ll love this creative music video for the song “Get By” by . It’s mind-boggling to think about how much time and energy went into preparing and photographing each individual still: director shot 11,008 photographs and selected 3,184 for the final cut. 10 hours were required just to animate the 18 frames showing the Rubik’s Cube equalizer. Animation took a total of 32 days. You can find more background information and photos .
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Here’s another cool example of what’s possible when you combine : animator spent hundreds of hours creating this stop motion video for the song “Against The Grain” by the Australian band . He animated everything by hand, and captured 5125 individual photographs of 920 pencils for the three-minute long finished product.
Watch the music video first, and then check out this behind-the-scenes time-lapse showing how it was made:
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Want to see what pure dedication looks like? This music video for the song “In Your Arms” by is a stop-motion animation done with a background composed of jelly beans. It’s a crazy project that required 22 months, 1,357 hours, 30 people, and 288,000 jelly beans. They could have used CGI, of course, but each frame was carefully created by hand and photographed with a still camera. It’s even more mind-blowing given this fact: none of it was done with a green screen.
Here’s an interesting behind-the-scenes ... Stop-Motion Music Video Shot Over Two Years with 288,000 Jelly Beans
 

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Photographer made this creative stop-motion music video for the band Yuba Diamond. Despite what your eyes might tell you to believe, no computer trickery was used. Instead, Seabrook used roughly 1700 separate prints and some old fashioned techniques (e.g. fishing line and projecting scenes onto the background) for all the animations and effects seen in the video.
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OK Go, the kings of , just released their latest video for the song ““. It’s a stop motion video in which individual pieces of toast are used as each frame of the animation. 15 still shots (made with the Samsung NX100) were used for each second in the resulting video, with the final video using 2,430 pieces of toast. (via )
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Introduced in 1967, the is a children’s toy where colored pegs are inserted into a black board and then illuminated, resembling LED lights. The new music video for the song SMS by David Crowder Band tells a love story using this toy by animating the story one photograph at a time. Someone must have spent an eternity making changes to the Lite-Brite during the making of this video. The hard work definitely paid off in the e... Stop-Motion Music Video Tells Story Using Lite-Brite Children’s Toy
 

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The for ‘s song “Her Morning Elegance” took the web by storm last year, amassing over ten million views on YouTube and receiving . It’s crazy how much work went into making the three-minute-long video: 6 weeks of scripting, 3 weeks of storyboarding, and 48 hours of shooting resulting in 2096 still photos. The hard work sure paid off, eh?

In case you haven’t seen it before, here’s the resulting music video: P.S. We did an behind the project, Eyal Landesman, earlier this year.
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My buddy Paul Mckelvie in the UK just showed me this music video for Benga that he worked on a while back as a runner for the video’s directors, Us. The concept is fantastic and the execution turned out great. Once Us had the idea for the video, the next problem was trying to figure [...] [Video] Benga’s Timelapse Waveform Music Video
 

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Our music video is now on the front page of the Chronos film festival website to show what kind of films they are looking for. Shot on a DSLR | Re: [Canon 7D] Lyan - 'Tôi Chò Doi' (Timelapse Music Video)
 

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Clip illustratif réalisé pour Lyan.
http://www.lyan.new.fr
http://www.myspace.com/lyanmusic
Réalisation, cadrage, montage: Clément & Valentin BOYER
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Un grand merci à Julien Gramage.
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Thanks for sharing this Jonathan JK


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