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Sushi in Stop Motion

After eating an insane amount of sushi today (a great post-gift-shopping linner), I was reminded of a stop motion film my friend Jono produced a while ago.
While the end is a bit creepy (especially for someone who just ate a lot of dynamite rolls), the video is quite clever and quirky. Bon appetit, readers!

Next time you eat sushi think about how it got on your plate…

Tidbit: Have some juice with that sushi.

Kangaroo Alliance's Lauren Gregg

Lauren Gregg created the art for this awe inspiring stop motion piece. 2 years, 288000 jellybeans and a labor of  love. See the video. Lauren is half of the director duo Kangaroo Alliance, represented by Global Mechanic.

Stop Motion Animation - on um, ah, um...Balloons!

Saw this in Creative Review- awesome! We’re going to try ity.
According to Creative Review, “To make the film, balloons were fastened onto a 200 meter long rail, and lined up via laser guide. “To achieve a moving picture effect, 10 balloons had to be popped per second, or 600 balloons per minute,” Caldeira says. “It took nearly 24 straight hours to shoot the multiple takes needed.””
Credits include:
Agency: Loducca Sao Paulo
Client: MTV
Production: Paranoid

Joy Division...performed by Playmobil...in Stop Motion

Old friend Ian Fitzpatrick always digs up the best stuff…this is no exception. He found this gem at The Awl.

Google Street View turned into a Stop Motion Film

Google Germany uses its Streetview feature with this cool video that weds 3D animation to stop-motion. The effort is framed as though it’s taking place in an old-school traveling scrapbook. A nice nod back to tactile memorabilia. We love it!

Work by agency Kolle Rebbe, with production by Sehsucht Berlin.

GOOGLE STREET VIEW from Sehsucht™ on Vimeo.