I looked on youtube to try and find some inspiration for my developmental photo shoot. I knew what I wanted to do and I came across some really interesting examples that I could use well when doing mine. I also like looking behind the scenes of some of the videos (if they have them), to try and work out if I can use similar techniques to do my own stop motion.
Videos like the ones I have shown below are really interesting and show a short story through taking lots of pictures and putting them all together to make a stop motion. I would really like to re-create something similar to this to try and make my own stop motion just as good.
Certain stop motions, like the post-it-note one above take a lot more work than the others and are much more digitally edited that the others. they use specific software that can help them achieve the perfect result hat they are looking for without making it look fake or un-real when compared to other stop motions that might look more believable.
I really like looking at different types of stop motion to try and work out how spaced apart I want each photo to be to try and make the stop motion flow more but I don't want to add to many images because it might become complicated when re-constructing the final images to make the stop motion.
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