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2. Timelapse: Building set for "sweet dreams"

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2 years ago

1. 30 Days of Shooting

by Kirsten Lepore

2 years ago

One photo taken every 30 seconds for 3.3 hours during the construction of "beach set 1" for the animated film "sweet dreams"

Music - "Magnum Opus" by Thrust Lab

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Jorgi 2 years ago

you did not finish it or at least gave us a closer look.
Kirsten Lepore 2 years ago

i just uploaded a new one with some stills from the film using this set! :)
Jorgi 2 years ago

Pretty cool. Any new projects. It is what u like to do. Animations.
Kirsten Lepore 2 years ago

Yep! I'm an animator (it's what I do for work). I have a bunch of other projects at kirstenlepore.com
Jorgi 2 years ago

I like the film dig. Pretty cool website. Keep it up. You should sell ur drawings too.
bayoyong 1 year ago

Ur smart.
Greg 1 year ago

what did you use for feet tie downs? it looked like you only used a little plaster over the chicken wire.
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

Actually, when I made this piece, I knew nothing about traditional puppet-making or stop-motion techniques, so I did everything very unconventionally --
My characters had plasticine clay feet and when they needed to stand, I would put push pins in their feet and mold the clay around that. Everything would have been muuuuch easier had I done a hex bolt/screw construction.
Also, for this set I used paper mache over the chicken wire instead of plaster....
this was my first stop-motion project ever, so I really didn't know what the heck I was doing, haha.
Renato A.C. 11 months ago

Parabéns pelo talento e dedicação!
Salve Simpatia!
graphicpulsar 10 months ago

what a workkkk! ...your first project and with such and energy!!!...really nice!!!..keep all that good work coming!.
No Love Lost 9 months ago

Daaaang, that's sweeet ;) Haha talk about talented... Superlative job, miss!!
→Zac Boyet← 8 months ago

Wow that is a big job