How?
How?
Juan Bennett
Hudson Nelson
>How?
By taking lots of pictures and laying them quickly one right after the other.
Here's a secret, OP; regular filmaking works exactly the same.
Gabriel Cox
biden fondle reenactment
Oliver Miller
Too old.
Aiden Brown
Zachary Allen
Benjamin Kelly
is this rape?
Ryan Evans
Post more of the Gashadokuro from Kubo
David Brooks
I just don't get why they needed those giant sets when they still greenscreened it anyway
Austin Flores
The blend of practical and cg creates a better result than either can achieve alone
Joshua Hernandez
Remember,You can support this work by buying a Nike product from a reputable retailer.
Joseph Rogers
Nike?
Adrian Rodriguez
Yes
Lucas Allen
Just do it?
Elijah Howard
The director is like the son of the CEO of Nike I believe.
Jose Rodriguez
What film is that from?
Josiah Martin
Box Trolls it's not good.
David Richardson
That was it! I knew it sucked but I also remember thinking how good the animation was for it and how much of a waste it was.
Gavin Evans
Hokuto Shinken
Juan Jones
Holy shit, this guy is amazing. Why don't they cast him as The Flash? He's got the powers DOWN.
Angel Bell
As gorgeous as their films are, it reallys REALLY counter-productive that they 3D print all their work. Like, they're already making CG models of the characters and then choosing a more difficult method of animating them just for the prestige of it. CG animation has gotten so good that it could emulate the style of stop-motion pretty seamlessly.
It just feels like they're doing the equivalent of doing 2D animation in a program, printing it out on cells, and then inking + coloring it by hand.
James Wood
Laika is a passion project. The guy in charge is the son of one of Nikes board members and he doesn't mind funding sonnys movie making ambitions.
I'm assuming Laikas movies either breaks even or at least get close to it, because daddy would probably have pulled the plug if it has ended up costing him 8+ digits over the years.
Or maybe daddy is using Laika for money laundering and thus have no reason to pull the plug despite official losses.
Jeremiah Watson
I like that Aardman are fully dedicated to keeping their films faithfully claymation, to the extent they don't even smooth down fingerprints.
It's a shame First man was kinda meh but Shaun the Sheep was great, more people need to watch it.
Jaxson Mitchell
Ironically that's the best scene in probably all of Laika.
Two goons having a mild conversation on free will and if there actions were being controlled. Breaking the 4th wall, they even start doing random movements to make the (puppeteer?) Do more work.