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Rob, in the morning of the filming day, probably: yay, can't wait for a new fun day of work and not getting carpal tunnel, I wonder what we're gonna be doing today 🙂🙂
Ah. Nostalgia. I hope the first person I saw making this concept grew up and makes good money now. Remember the old animator vs animation videos? Like 2005? That was made in freaking flash 8. And they made a flash game
PowerPoint? I'm pretty damn sure that was made with Flash, I distinctly remember the Adobe Flash UI consistently appearing in those videos, first one included.
The fact he came back the next day to actually enjoy the animation is really relatable to be honest. After I’ve animated something that took a long time, I always feel like I can appreciate it more after I haven’t been staring at it for the past 3 hours.
As someone who did stop-motion animation for four years, I resonate with this whole video My biggest reason for quitting stop-motion was that nothing _ever_ goes as planned. I can live with the tedium of small precise motions, I can live with accidentally bumping into the camera, I can even live with not being able to alter frames afterwards. But the thing I _cannot_ live with is the myriads of tiny complications which eventually snowball into "the entire latter half of this scene needs to be rewritten to get it to work", because nine times out of ten whatever I come up with at that point was worse than what I'd initially planned.
@@darthinvaderzim no it was right 🧐 A rectangle must have 4 sides with only right angles, it is true for all squares so all squares are rectangles But squares must also have 4 sides the same lenght which is not true for most rectangles so not all rectangles are squares 🤔
Have you ever considered doing an animation where with every frame the animation gets more detailed? For example: you start with a stick figure an at the end there is something really epic.
Oh yeah and it was super frustrating because you have to draw each and every detail per frame and not to mention it was in 24 frame per second and the amount of mistake and undo's i did made me abandon the project
Animation has always seemed super insane to me on a creative level because you're not just working with space, you're working with time and have to be consistently aware of it's passing on almost a meta level of awareness. Just so many things to juggle artistically.
In 2010 in my senior computer class we had to do a project with film. So I decided to do a stop motion with the white board at the front of the class. I tied a dry erase marker to two fishing strings with an adjustment height string and slowly moved the marker around while tapping twice on the cameras record button and drew lines at a up close of what it was drawing. And at the end of the video it zooms out to the marker spelling The End. My computer teacher still uses that video to teach his class today.
another version, with a realtime hand, and the stickfig after, means you can do alot more, have the hand out of frame many times so you can add and subtract scenes, and different attacks on each other.
I wasn't expecting a casual Ainsley voice popping in like that- you spooked me a lil bit. Really cool video- Rob was a great hand model and the animation was super fun!
Everyone else: That stop motion animation is amazing! Animator vs animation awesome! Me: What equation did Jazza use? Does he know that the answer is just V0W⁶?
I've always had big respect for stop motion animators. I think I first learned how it was done as a kid and I remember just being blown away by the amount of work this takes. Of course now you have predictive programming that cuts out a lot of the work but wow!
1. Fricken love ya Jazza! 🤩🎨 2. A good thing I learned to do for Animations is to make a flip book because it's technically the same thing just on paper. That way you can see how your scenes look already, redo what you drew on the paper onto the screen, and you can see what needs to be fixed in between. But at least it helps for beginners! 😁😁😁
I love how he showed what goes into stuff like this because most of us probably don’t care and think it’s stupid ( not me though because I do stuff like this myself)
Love Asus, I use one of their gaming laptops with my tablet ❤ when I get better at art and go into animation I can't wait to compete! Win or lose the artists I would have the chance to meet and the inspiration of ideas around me would be insane!!! The art world is full of so many amazing people ❤
I have litterally made it a goal for me to be better at stop motion this year ,and this method with the board looks even better than using playdoe I love it😍
I am such a fan of the whole stick figure animation. This video was very satisfying to watch. Thanks for you and your for putting in quality time and effort.🙂
The animation turned out so great! Love this video and was really fun to see the vlog too. I know Jazza did all the drawing but Rob, hand model extraordinaire, is the star of this one.
I'm sure others have mentioned Alan Becker, but this reminded me of him. A collab between you two would be epic someday =) Also, poor Rob! I'm sure that day seemed to last forever to him.
you're the reason I wanna improve my vocabulary. so I can describe my feelings on these amazing videos you do which obviously takes a lot of time and effort.
damn reminds me of the gold old alan becker animation vs animater vids and now seeing the process behind it made me apprichiate it even more, the amount of stuff going on on in alans animation must have taken weeks or months to get right
I think it's not same. Alan beckar made the animations at that time in Macromedia flash, while this is a stop motion which is more difficult. But I'm no way undermining Alan's work. I really like his animation. I just want to say that both are not same process
34 year old me been transported back to being a teenagers watching stick fight animation on newgrounds and then sitting there making my own on ms paint with like 300 + pages , copy, paste, save new lol Great vid Jazza !
You're telling a story with that and it's not always going the way you planned. Now you know what a writer goes through when a character starts to change the story. You always have to remember the personality of the character and sometimes event's that you put in the story cause you to go outside that and it's a whole rethink and edit. The end product is so worth it because even with the frustration, you do it because you love it. 😁👋💖
I don't know if Rob was hamming it up for "the bit" or what but I'm actually concerned about him. Be careful with your employees and what you ask of them, Jazza! It's hard to say no to your boss, you know?
i would LOVE to see you take on sculpting and painting an anime figure. i fully believe you could achieve results as amazing as some of the magic cube figures. i.e. the shinobu, mitsuri, and rengoku figures.
Hey Jazza I have an interesting proposition for you: I was goin through some old toys and found a bunch of small army men. They are bad quality and most of their weapons are flimsy or broken (also my dog got a hold of some of them so some have less limbs). Obviously I didn’t care for them anymore but I didn’t want to create a bunch of waste by throwing them away so i thought about selling them. I then realized nobody’s gonna want these crappy things. I thought for a while and some how you crossed my mind this is a weird offer I know buuuuuut do you want them. I was thinking you could fix them up and give them a nice paint job and maybe make a zombie-military diorama with them. I would’ve done this myself but I lack artistic ability. It’s okay if you don’t cause this is very random idk why I thought you would want these crappy army men but anyways......uhhh think about it..........maybe sorry for making this such a long comment. Also I love your videos byeeeeeeee
I spent a while scrolling through the comments hoping to find people who did their own version of this at the corners of school books. Surely I'm not the only one.
I have to say this video is.. somewhat in reverse from what I would like 🙂 If you stated "ok today we will do stopmotion animation or something, here is the result and then - we did it this way. I would enjoy it several times more, than to see the process, spoil whole "story" and then see it again :-)
