Finding Hercules

[pianoman13]

Hey there Micechatters! I have a video here that I made for my video production class. Our assignment was to make a stop motion movie that lasts at least over one minute. Naturally, being a disney geek, I included a few little details that relate to my biggest obsession. The music here is mostly from Finding Nemo, I'm using a linguini action figure as myself in the stop motion world, and of course it's name is kind of a hybrid between two famous Disney films. Our main characters name is also "Elias"

It's about an agoraphobic (afraid of going outdoors) guy who's dog "Hercules" escapes the house. It's the only thing he's close to in the world, so naturally he has to follow him. When he steps outside, his overactive imagination places him in an animated world since all he ever does is watch non-violent animated movies. (the only thing he can handle)

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maguW-A2wYU"]YouTube - Finding Hercules[/ame]

[Rayangelo]

Aww, I love this!! I want to learn to make movies like that, they are so cool looking. And you look a lot like linguine. Haha, awesome!

[pianoman13]

Thanks! It's fun, but it takes magor patience though.
I could go all 24 frames per second...but i'd never get it in on time. hah
And I know, I was him for Halloween.

[BoogaFrito]

Amazing! That must have taken forever to make! Love the water effects...

And great use of music!

[Wendy_Bird]

IT IS A CORGI!!!!! I have a corgi. they are the BEST dogs in the whole world! very cute corgi btw!

[RooBear]

That's excellent. As a writing teacher, it is great for me to see a student create a full story with theme, plot and characters.

The best part? Sitting here watching it with my corgi seated beside me!

Peace and thanks,
Roo

[Captain Green]

thats pretty cool thanks for sharing!

[Nautilus]

That was neat! So what if it ain't 24 frames a second (or even 12--Wallace & Gromit speed!) it's the story that counts.

I want to do a stop-motion film at some point, (I have a few ideas like an explorer going through a jungle only to find out it's Disneyland) but I've got other projects soaking up my time.

The use of the Liniguini figure cracks me up!

[Experiment 626]

That was really cool! Hope to see more in the future!

[pianoman13]

That was neat! So what if it ain't 24 frames a second (or even 12--Wallace & Gromit speed!) it's the story that counts.

I want to do a stop-motion film at some point, (I have a few ideas like an explorer going through a jungle only to find out it's Disneyland) but I've got other projects soaking up my time.

The use of the Liniguini figure cracks me up!

Words of Wisdom indeed, I'd just do it a little differently if I didn't have a deadline. That sounds neat, I imagine that you can actually make some fully dementional sets! hah

Amazing! That must have taken forever to make! Love the water effects...

And great use of music!

Thanks! it was just surran wrap painted white to make it look like bubbles.

IT IS A CORGI!!!!! I have a corgi. they are the BEST dogs in the whole world! very cute corgi btw!

Thanks, and so true!

That's excellent. As a writing teacher, it is great for me to see a student create a full story with theme, plot and characters.

The best part? Sitting here watching it with my corgi seated beside me!

Peace and thanks,
Roo

Thank you