How do stop motion puppets stand up?

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@hunterlovejoy7651 Год назад

Honestly stop motion animators are a different breed and deserve our respect

@floor867 Год назад

I am a breed of different

@RetiredAccount3737 Год назад

@@floor867Come back to me when you move a clay puppet around for months while taking pictures to make a couple minutes of animation

@The.Silicone.Valley Год назад

@@RetiredAccount3737he isn’t a different breed, he’s a breed of different

@RetiredAccount3737 Год назад

@ZilchZero I immensely respect the effort it takes for stop motion animation. They are truly a different breed, because of the months for videos to be made and years of work it takes to make full stop motion movies. The dedication it takes to make that is incredible, and because you can't waste that much time on the equivalent of the emoji movie, Everything stop motion is a work of art. From early special effects in King Kong, and Jason and the Arginauts, to Wallace and Gromit, to Paranorman, Coraline, I don't think there's a single bad stop motion movie

@MACKDADDY333 Год назад

Nice pfp

@mr.vehickL Месяц назад

Stop motion animators are another form of human, they are straight crazy to be moving a clay person around for months at a time to make a single scene

@joecassidy2887 Месяц назад

once you learn about the stop-motion workflow when film was the only game in town you stop being impressed and start being scared of them

@bowl1858 22 дня назад

every frame is a painting

@sunburntsatan6475 20 дней назад

Yeah that's a crazy amount of dedication

@Nimblescape Год назад

To be fair, the bolts method was GENIUS for the deer bc the divots looked like hoof-prints!

@aliyahpulido953 4 месяца назад

This whole time I thought the hoof-prints were intentionally done!

@dogman15 4 месяца назад

@@aliyahpulido953Yes but also no.

@IbrahimKashif-p4n 4 месяца назад

agreed

@Christopher-ss6og 4 месяца назад

@makenziemay5449 3 месяца назад

That's what i always thought it was 🤣😅

@DizzyStick 6 месяцев назад

This video actually helped me learn how to animate reliable walk cycles. Don’t ask me how. But it did. So thanks! Even though that wasn’t the goal. It still taught me a new skill!

@The_Rekers 2 месяца назад

I’m gonna ask how

@pepsicolamanofficial Месяц назад

im also gonna ask how

@Scooby_Guy Месяц назад

Ima have to ask now too

@alanyozh Месяц назад

I'm not gonna ask how, cuz I can relate to that

@Milky_mans 5 дней назад

I *could* ask how but I don’t want to so I can continue the trope.

@joebykaeby Год назад

Honestly I always thought that those marks were Rudolph’s hoofprints. Like I was impressed at the attention to detail in giving the characters footprints lol

@twistedmyth5860 Год назад

They probably banked on that for if people noticed the holes.

@RitardandoTheMailman Год назад

LMAO SAME

@toastedprocastinator Год назад

same ☠☠☠☠☠

@cats4Life Год назад

Yes I totally agree

@TheZephyrsWind Год назад

Oh, same here!

@StormCrownSr 5 месяцев назад

Hot take: I would love if movies included the option of seeing the animators moving the puppets in the background, as shown in this video throughout the movie. It's such a cool visual effect and showcases the effort the artists went through.

@number1crate 7 дней назад

Like the after credits scene in Box Trolls, I loved that!!

@JNSStudios2 Год назад

This confirms that Gimberly has no nervous system. She had a bolt, a magnet, and a pin put through her foot and she didn’t even flinch. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk

@RS-xb9lo Год назад

What a marvelous and miraculous discovery... you, sir, are a genius.

@AutisticIndividuaI Год назад

Give this person a round of applause

@VVToonZ Год назад

gimberly lore 💥⁉️

@thesplatooanima8231 Год назад

Gimberly seems to be a digital Entity

@iamaweirdo5210 Год назад

Or she just has really tiny feet and the shoes are 30 sizes too big

@Alulim-Eridu Год назад

As a kid. (& until just now, because I haven’t thought of it since) I thought those were hoof prints in the Rudolph movie. I remember thinking “Wow they bothered to make slight marks for hoof prints wherever the reindeer walk” Interesting I LOVE when I learn something new and informative about something I haven’t thought of since when I did/saw/heard/learned it a long time ago!

@fumiko.cup1d Год назад

“Have you ever wonde-“ “No.” *proceeds to stay and watch the entire video*

@nin2494 Год назад

Me with almost every explanation video, i've stopped registering the "Have you ever wondered-" part long ago and acquiesced to the viewer retention reigns.

@firstletterofthealphabet7308 Год назад

so true bestie

@AreesDaOG Год назад

@ryanphillips4123 Год назад

Damn, thats a good point. I've never wondered about most of the things these sorts of videos explain. Hmm ... Still enjoyable to watch though. Most of they time, anyway.

@jordand5555 Год назад

This is so me when i watch " Have you wondered how stop motion puppets standup?"

@DereC519 6 месяцев назад

i respect stop motion so much

@DalekStrategist308 Месяц назад

Have you watched Wallace and gromit, watch all of them, then come back, they’re great

@Bambooshark999 Год назад

Love the behind the scenes explanation from someone who’s clearly passionate about the animation industry, great video Doodley!

@bene6969 Год назад

IT HAS BEEN ONE YEAR SINCE HE RELEASED A SHORT

@seva7500 Год назад

@@bene6969what ?

@bene6969 Год назад

@@seva7500 check his other shorts' dates

@wazopaio 2 месяца назад

I used to be a stop motion animator as a kid. I lost the passion when my parents split.

@hilariousskullnamedcatzo647 Год назад

Gimberly is more horrifying now because she literally didn't mind the torture her foot went through

@SjokopandaM-T Год назад

That’s torture alright

@JumpingBoredom Год назад

Member moment

@hilariousskullnamedcatzo647 Год назад

@@JumpingBoredom

@Miles4Daze Год назад

What if she has small feet and big shoes?

@hilariousskullnamedcatzo647 Год назад

@@Miles4Daze that's a good theory Miles

@TheEggGuy64 Год назад

Can you draw doodley and gimberly enjoying some nice fried eggs together :)

@doodley3d Год назад

Thanks!! No promises, but eggs and bacon is my favorite breakfast so I might be able to make it work if I can find a good angle for a short.

@doodley3d Год назад

If you're here to ask why the floor couldn't just be metal: Animating small shifts in the feet would be difficult. You would drastically alter your puppet's pose when removing the foot and wouldn't be able to lift the foot slightly as you very often need. That issue is solved with...a second magnet. Or screws! Also, it would only work for flat sets. Have you ever tried warping metal? Not easy, nor cheap!

@clovercantspell Год назад

@TheMegaGamingWizard Год назад

I always thought the figurines had like a wire-frame inside of them, and it just kept the figure upright at all times and no matter how you moved it, it would keep the same center of gravity. I dont know where i got this idea from...

@nighttimexzzz Год назад

@@TheMegaGamingWizardthat works but not for stopmotion

@pinkcheeseburger Год назад

dude i loved this video sm thanks for making it

@TheMegaGamingWizard Год назад

@@nighttimexzzz yeah kind of figured...

@chicken 5 месяцев назад

Wow, that's a really innovative solution for stop motion animation! Love the creativity and resourcefulness. So interesting to see the behind-the-scenes process.

@kheanemarLana 3 месяца назад

I didn't know you were here and with 7 likes and no replys let me fix that😊

@turtleninja16tn66 Год назад

I think the drill method really works for that scene with Rudolph. It makes the cave look more natural with the uneven floor.

@ColdFuse96 4 месяца назад

Sonic David makes stop motion skits with Sonic toys, and he uses straight up play-doh to keep his models in pose!!!

@mikejox Год назад

as a kid i always thought that stop motion worked like computer generated movies but i was surprised to found out that it all made by moving small puppets by hands

@gamerjacksonr6070 Год назад

I thought they had to make different puppets every time the characters limbs move

@lemon4087 Год назад

Same. Thought they'd get irl 3d pics n animate them.

@mgachatv Год назад

Same

@shitfuckaballspiss Год назад

HOW

@nick6var 5 месяцев назад

The style of films like Monster House seems like stop-motion animation, despite the usage of motion capture of real actors on wire-frame sets. (Literally, they built props and set pieces out of wire so that there wouldn't be any interference with the motion tracking technology. With real props it helped the actors feel grounded in reality. Plus, that style avoided the 'uncanny valley' problem that makes The Polar Express look weird and dated.

@_Kamura_ 4 месяца назад

The nails just look like footprints so its pretty good

@caomouse8829 Год назад

Extra method: Use dark magic to make them move

@decsag5081 5 месяцев назад

omg i use that all the time when im bored but i cant show it to the public because ill be asked for a behind the scenes.

@kricku 4 месяца назад

Not stop-motion anymore. Stop-motion animators win again

@biggestwinter9260 4 месяца назад

gravity falls reference???

@IzzyGaming-ux1nn 2 месяца назад

I didn’t even realize that about Rankin Bass! That’s so cool!

@Zelurpio Год назад

to anyone shocked gimberly isnt feeling pain, her brain is probably lagging from the render hogging up memory

@musicsixtyseven 5 месяцев назад

lmao

@acezephyr03 Месяц назад

I actually really enjoyed seeing the marks behind Rudolf and Dancer... Prancer?... Rudolf and his dad because it gave the impression they had weight and were affecting their surroundings.

@redbop_ Год назад

as a stop motion animator who doesnt have all the expensive stuff big companies do, i usually use sticky tack or puddy on the bottom of the feet. it's not the most reliable but it does what it needs to

@novaeye6081 Год назад

Same it incredibly useful... at least until the model falls over due to weak joints.

@redbop_ Год назад

⁠@@novaeye6081yeah its like helpful and also super annoying to deal with

@BluTacApostle 2 месяца назад

Praise the Tac.

@eternalmongol 5 месяцев назад

never thought i would be bricked over a puppet

@decsag5081 5 месяцев назад

NAHHHH

@sorlox2415 3 месяца назад

can't blame you though...

@Buggolious Месяц назад

Same

@RealityButWorse Год назад

60 frames per second. You’re on thin ice with half of the animation community, lol

@Zephyer6581 Год назад

something wrong with 60FPS?

@weirdkraken Год назад

@@Zephyer6581not that theres something wrong with it for video games or movies and stuff but animation as a medium is done at 24fps typically, and when an animation is interpolated up to 60fps for example, you lose a LOT of impact that the original animators spent so much time and effort getting exactly right at 24fps, only for the pace to be ruined because the AI doesnt know about the principles of animation or what exactly it is interpolating

@vieilatome2257 Год назад

@@Zephyer6581 you usually won't see a lot of 60 fps except in camera made movies in animation (and stop motion) you need to draw/make each frame so you usually will do 24 fps 12 fps or 7 fps

@RitardandoTheMailman Год назад

why bruh

@RealityButWorse Год назад

@@Zephyer6581 sometimes, people use AI to force a 24 frame per second animation into a 60 frame per second animation. This usually makes the animation sloppy and gross as AI tends to do. Some people think that animation is meant to be done in 24 and below, making 60 a second animation a very tedious tight rope. I hope this helps clarify, no hate was intended here

@FTAMonkeman Год назад

"By putting nuts in the characters shoe" time to check the comments 😑

@Oliver-.-zzzzzzz 5 месяцев назад

Same

@sk3lly23 Месяц назад

Idk why but i just really like the doodly Mascot, its simple but seems like a chill and kind guy.

@joshuawilson8804 Год назад

Fourth is having bottom heavy and strong legs usually workable if the character doesn't need to lift their feet to move.

@plubus7148 Год назад

if you were my teacher i would pay attention in every class your voice is soothing and you make everything easy to understand

@chimeradev Год назад

Lovely explanation! Can't wait for more short content from you

@zuvereetoya 5 месяцев назад

nuts? DEEZ NU- Ahem, sorry for that 💀

@The_Rekers 2 месяца назад

First comment that did this even though you technically didn’t it still kinda counts

@st4r_gzer Год назад

He teaches and entertains. Amazing.

@Applewrn Год назад

“Bolt their feet down by putting nuts in the character’s shoes

@Rex_Oreo Год назад

I don't even do animations but your videos are always so calm and intertaining to watch

@gabriellagear5367 Год назад

I love Rankin & Bass. I wish they continued making stop motion. Those films made my Christmas childhood

@ChilouRB Год назад

Day 1 of asking for Gimberly doing a 360 no-scope

@SurfsUpAG 5 месяцев назад

I’m a beginner stopmotion artist and I do stopmotions with American Girl Dolls. It’s extremely hard to make them stop falling down.. 😭

@janvangils5560 Год назад

Just started my minor study stopmotion, so for sure saving this

@haniedahoney Год назад

That's why, you shouldn't underestimate the quality of stopmotion movies or animation; they're very time consuming and require precision to make the movements of every characters or objects look dynamic. This is indeed almost the same as CGI animations, but of course if it is done in the real world, wouldn't this be more tiring? Plus, you have to design (make) each character and the background from scratch, so that they looks very detailed and attractive, which requires more costs..

@nasokplay3463 Год назад

Oh my god he just made the holes in Gimberley legs😢😢😢💀💀💀

@unknownuser6711 4 месяца назад

Honestly leaving holes in the set might be best for snow effects.

@aikordcz4424 Год назад

There is one other method that I tried once, but it only works with static scenes and its really tedious. First, take a picture without the puppets, then animate the puppets using the rods (like the VFX green ones). After you are done, use photoshop. The first picture with no characters as background layer, the picture with characters as top layer, than cut out any parts with rods from the top picture, the background layer will fill the gaps you've just made. Repeat for every frame :)

@Nopeman999 9 месяцев назад

I only care about this dude's INSANE smooth animation!

@emmavillamiljarauta436 Год назад

Could you make a doodley back flip?

@McGenshins_Gorou Год назад

Am I the only one who didn't know Coraline was stop motion?

@Her-sf3kj Год назад

i always thot those were foot prints

@proplaystowin 5 месяцев назад

As someone who tried stop motion I WISH I KNEW

@brambleberryproductions1235 Год назад

I personally love to see little human details, like pins in the feet or marks on the floor. Looks so cute ^.^

@sfoliver 6 месяцев назад

Don't look at his character's pupil

@Fatherandsoncraxinpaxs Год назад

Mom there’s no time, I must help support a great creator. Who? His name is doodley and he just dropped a new RU-vid short

@silvcyllanjomena2478 17 дней назад

That Rudolph movie was my goddamn childhood that I couldn't find anymore

@emememememememememe Год назад

amazing production quality on this short!

@RandomVideosOfficial268 4 месяца назад

HERE BEFORE 1M LIKES! (I did not put the ‘’ pointing down emoji’’ because I’m not like beggar)

@dubmegavin8719 Год назад

I literally binged watched all Laika movies within 2 days ago. Lol

@axolotl804 Год назад

I feel like bolts works well for the Rudolph movie, because it looks like hoof prints in the snow!

@KindaSalty Год назад

These are pretty good techniques

@AutisticPenguin0923 Месяц назад

"have you ever wondered how stop motion puppet don't just fall over?" me: no Also me: *watches the entire fucking video*

@sebreb Год назад

Am I the only one who simps over Gimberl-

@sans101 4 месяца назад

Not at all

@dexymexy Месяц назад

The screw method actually kinda works for snowy scenes and other places you can leave footprints

@abrahamcamarilloloza4882 Год назад

That loop was smoooth!!

@moonysunshineREACTS 4 месяца назад

I clicked this video because I thought it was Mr Puzzles..

@CHCartoons 2 месяца назад

3d Animators: crap, that object/person is clipping through another object/person Stop Motion animators: crap, the floor has holes, I lost the magnets, and now I need to go back and delete/retake that shot I mistook Charlie Chaplin: you don’t know how hard it was to do what I had to do, but I did it. Look how far you’ve come.

@milesshepard7743 Год назад

I used to watch that Christmas special on vhs 📼 for so many years, and I KNEW I saw a pin. Didn't know why though, so thanks for nailing that one for me

@LavaGirl-qf5xv3bd4k Месяц назад

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@wethermanofmemes Год назад

I collect figures, no inappropriately perverted ones but mostly wrestling. But these MF are the hardest things to pose

@HBandHHfan Год назад

Coraline fr looked sus so that's why I thought it maybe a puppet or something

@ashergano3877 2 месяца назад

I think this is the first time I’ve seen this video actually posted by you and not someone stealing it and cutting it horribly

@uknownada Год назад

The drill method is REALLY clever with Rudolph. It looks like footprints! Or hoofprints.

@phoenixrogers 5 месяцев назад

What if you replace the bottom magnetic with a steel plate. Then you would not have to worry as much about having access under the set to move the magnet.

@playerone740 8 месяцев назад

Putting nuts in character's shoes is so relatable 👇if you agree

@skytrabeefydie 3 месяца назад

um-is it just me or did I actually scream when I saw gromit and wallace 😭

@LightCoreDragon 5 месяцев назад

Thought they put magnets in the characters, and then put some sheets of metal in a slot under the table.

@Linkyplayz Год назад

No thanks… I’d rather not have nuts in my shoes 💀

@Deerfoxo Год назад

Actually i didn't know that, Thank you for the advice^^

@chelseakennedy6970 Год назад

“By putting nuts in there shoes” 💀💀💀💀

@PuffballBFDl 11 месяцев назад

???

@BallZilla690 5 месяцев назад

When he said a Rankin Bass, I thought he said breaking Bad 💀

@Sallyfaceisorobmyfavgame 10 месяцев назад

Ok but my question is what one was used in coraline🤔

@tommytress77 5 месяцев назад

But what about the legs? Sure, the feet would be stuck to the floor, but what about the legs? How would it stay still?

@doodley3d 5 месяцев назад

The legs are attached to the feet. The skeleton inside the figure is stiff enough to keep the legs up right.

@tommytress77 Месяц назад

Ok good, also, thanks for the reply 😂

@tommytress77 Месяц назад

I love Gimberleys design, or whatever her name is

@Mr_Yellow-m4n 2 месяца назад

its all about them pins

@deniseodonnell8887 5 месяцев назад

Or if you're a child and you have an overwhelming amount of Lego: baseplates and minifigures are good

@Spider-Nefilo 5 месяцев назад

Was looking for this lol

@Ryō-りょう 11 месяцев назад

Tip:Caroline took over a day to finish

@Ashtonkyliechannel-lk6js 2 месяца назад

Naw putting nuts and shoes is crazy

@seanthedilophosaurus3252 Год назад

As a stop motion animator, I use the old reliable method of balancing it (thankfully the feet are very wide so it doesn’t fall, the tail also helps a lot)

@ChelovechekPidor 5 месяцев назад

RIGHT AFTER THIS VIDEO I GOT STOP MOTION VIDEO NAAAH

@horace2026 Год назад

Clay has left the chat

@moonlord1387 6 месяцев назад

Dude your animation is so well done 👍

@NathaneHoster7 2 месяца назад

"Putting nuts in the characters shoes"💀

@epicellableu5245 Год назад

"by putting nuts in the character's shoes"

@CarrysDiseasesToFlordiaNCalli 3 месяца назад

How do the creators stand up right💀💀??

@tazmaniandevill3616 11 месяцев назад

If he should be a narrater then gimme a 👇

@DrStinger 4 месяца назад

Looking at the Timelapse process of making the animation definitely shows how time consuming stop motion can really get.

@dysnomia34A 6 месяцев назад

I just thought they each figure has a heavy metal skeleton that can be moved about but stays in place.

@doodley3d 6 месяцев назад

They do. But it's not heavy enough to avoid being knocked over.

@AMT_1 Год назад

Gimberly is WAY too bad.

@riin2478 Год назад

Ngl that example girl got me acting up

@blacklight683 9 месяцев назад

Wait doesnt the first make "footmarks"

@TheLEGOKing10497 10 месяцев назад

It baffles me that I’m better at animating than the people who worked on Rudolph

@ImCurrentlyNaked Год назад

Oh, I had actually wondered this before. I knew the armature arm exists, but they obviously couldn't use such a device in the 80's or 80's. Good to know.

@AlexMint Год назад

It was still technically possible, just a heck of a lot more work to create mattes.

@BandLBestiebros 5 месяцев назад

"80s or 80s" LMAO FIX UR SPELLING 😂

@ImCurrentlyNaked 5 месяцев назад

@@BandLBestiebros I'm not even sure what I was writing about since it was seven months ago, but even then, I can tell by context I meant "80's or 90's". Anyway, I'm not fixing it lol, they can just read this response or use their heads a little.