Stop Motion behind the scenes w/ Insta360 Flow Gimbal 

Here was our process for making this:
Traditional stop motion uses a sequence of photos. This method is cleaner and higher quality, but I chose to take a video instead so that it would be faster to shoot. The tradeoff here is that it will take longer in the edit - as you have to extract the frames one by one from a video file.
We used the @insta360 Flow gimbal to stabilize the shots, and then @ryanchriscreates further stabilized in the edit (for the tutorial, search “Motion Track After Effects Stabilization” on RU-vid) . Then we added speed ramping and motion blur to make the shot feel more dynamic. As a final step, I did a load of laundry at the end.
Director @karenxcheng
Client @insta360
Editor @ryanchriscreates
Shot by @austingumban
Producer @jonathangaurano
BTS @noellexms
Sound @likuidaudio
Shiba Inu @svijnris