Coffee Time
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Every cup of coffee contains its own soul, extracted from your feeling today.every cup of coffee is like a magic show containing different journey and bringing the unending imagination and surprises.With a sip of coffee, you not only taste your own story, but also change your perspective of the world.
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it's my first time try to make a stop-motion animation.
I used to be a senior student majoring in commercial design who had no interest whatsoever in animation. However, last summer I saw a amazing work "SNASK" (vimeo.com/10435821) , which awakened in me a huge interest in Stop-Motion. This was also my very first encounter towards videos.
Indeed, "Coffee Time" was adapted from Mike Crozier's animation "SNASK", I used that as a template for my own first practice video made with stop-motion. I tried to recreate the effects from "SNASK" (vimeo.com/10435821) , and I learned so much from this process. At the end of the video, I mixed in an animation containing my personal favorite coffee elements.
It's not apply to any commercial act. It only served as my first practice of stop-motion, and I show great appreciation and respect for Mike Crozier. The original producer was notified prior to the publishing of the video. My initial intention was to humbly share my practicing result with relatives and friends. But now the consequence was totally out of my expectation. I am greatly honored by all the feedback and encouragement, which I am deeply appreciative of.
I hope that everyone can put more emphasis on the processing. For me, a heart-touching film is like a good mentor, exerting much influence. And "SNASK" is just like a mother to me, bearing the interests for stop-motion, and inspiring me with the motive of learning. All the praises and admiration the video has received undoubtedly belongs to Mike Crozier.
It took me one month for deliberation, production, prop preparation, almost two weeks of shooting, and 1,705 pieces of photos to finish the video.
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Music by Les Filstool from Puberté des oreilles album (jamendo.com/en/album/70112)
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it's my first time try to make a stop-motion animation.
I used to be a senior student majoring in commercial design who had no interest whatsoever in animation. However, last summer I saw a amazing work "SNASK" (vimeo.com/10435821) , which awakened in me a huge interest in Stop-Motion. This was also my very first encounter towards videos.
Indeed, "Coffee Time" was adapted from Mike Crozier's animation "SNASK", I used that as a template for my own first practice video made with stop-motion. I tried to recreate the effects from "SNASK" (vimeo.com/10435821) , and I learned so much from this process. At the end of the video, I mixed in an animation containing my personal favorite coffee elements.
It's not apply to any commercial act. It only served as my first practice of stop-motion, and I show great appreciation and respect for Mike Crozier. The original producer was notified prior to the publishing of the video. My initial intention was to humbly share my practicing result with relatives and friends. But now the consequence was totally out of my expectation. I am greatly honored by all the feedback and encouragement, which I am deeply appreciative of.
I hope that everyone can put more emphasis on the processing. For me, a heart-touching film is like a good mentor, exerting much influence. And "SNASK" is just like a mother to me, bearing the interests for stop-motion, and inspiring me with the motive of learning. All the praises and admiration the video has received undoubtedly belongs to Mike Crozier.
It took me one month for deliberation, production, prop preparation, almost two weeks of shooting, and 1,705 pieces of photos to finish the video.
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Music by Les Filstool from Puberté des oreilles album (jamendo.com/en/album/70112)
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fucknfilthy.com :)
kuriositas.com/2011/05/coffee-time.html
Thanks!
The animation was superb. I never once felt it was too slow or choppy--traits which I see often in stop-motion animation. Your use of colors kept it cute and engaging.
And the heart at the end was adorable. If it were possible to buy stop-motion products for real life use, you'd have sold me on this one.
Great piece!
In fact, I made two yellow coffee boxes. One is hollowed out, and shot chronologically. The other is complete, and shot reversely.
Check this, if you want another cup of coffee! :)
vimeo.com/22525249
It got featured on Official Hype! officialhype.org/2011/05/video-coffee-time-by-wan-tzu.html
BRILLIANT!
Bravo!
Partagé sur: facebook.com/pages/Jadore-les-videos/84716952839
Made with love...
But my resource is limited, so the sound track may be short of professional production cost. Most music was found from free online music resource, and later adapted and trimmed. Before seeing your response, I didn’t even know about the Outlook alarm sound, since I almost never used it. What a surprise!
Beautifull work... loved it :)
And what's the name of artist song at the end??
blog.pasqunpeu.fr/coffee-time-un-stop-motion-par-wan-tzu/
WTF?!
copy and paste, big rip off of this piece vimeo.com/10435821
Indeed, "Coffee Time" was adapted from Mike Crozier’s SNASK, and does not apply to any commercial act. It only served as my first practice of stop-motion, and I show great appreciation and respect for Mike Crozier. The original producer was notified prior to the publishing of the video. My initial intention was to humbly share my practicing result with relatives and friends. But now the consequence was totally out of my expectation. I am greatly honored by all the feedback and encouragement, which I am deeply appreciative of.
I hope that everyone can put more emphasis on the “procedure”. For me, a heart-touching film is like a good mentor, exerting much influence. And SNASK is just like a mother to me, bearing the interests for stop-motion, and inspiring me with the motive of learning. All the praises and admiration the video has received undoubtedly belongs to Mike Crozier.
Thank you for all the instructive feedback. I shall work harder to fulfill my dream in the future path.
cordially
Indeed, "Coffee Time" was adapted from Mike Crozier’s SNASK, and does not apply to any commercial act. It only served as my first practice of stop-motion, and I show great appreciation and respect for Mike Crozier. The original producer was notified prior to the publishing of the video. My initial intention was to humbly share my practicing result with relatives and friends. But now the consequence was totally out of my expectation. I am greatly honored by all the feedback and encouragement, which I am deeply appreciative of.
I hope that everyone can put more emphasis on the “procedure”. For me, a heart-touching film is like a good mentor, exerting much influence. And SNASK is just like a mother to me, bearing the interests for stop-motion, and inspiring me with the motive of learning. All the praises and admiration the video has received undoubtedly belongs to Mike Crozier.
Thank you for all the instructive feedback. I shall work harder to fulfill my dream in the future path.
You can inspire from good ideas, but you HAVE to make them your own. It's too easy to rip off.