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Here’s a film taking you behind the scenes on ‘Gulp’, Aardman’s world record breaking short film. It reveals what went in to making such a complex film outside and away from the controlled environment of a studio, and how it was shot using a Nokia N8.

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  • mpared plus 6 months ago
    also up at thecuriousbrain.com/ thanks for sharing :-)
  • HDtimelapse.net 6 months ago
    Great!
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  • Plip 6 months ago
    Magnifique.
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  • Joe Moya plus 6 months ago
    neat production
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  • Adam Levins 6 months ago
    Nice use of the cherry picker :-)
  • pepe.ronnie 2 months ago
    lol
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  • Alexis Peraste 6 months ago
    absolutly brilliant!!!
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  • Quant 6 months ago
    Respect!
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  • Pickapacka 6 months ago
    woooow! how much did it cost?
  • l 6 months ago
    nokia
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  • Andre Costa 6 months ago
    this is just amazing such a great work with so much time and effort put into it! congrats to everyone! amazing stop motion
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  • Larry Costales 6 months ago
    Fantastic job - well done
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  • Jose Varul 6 months ago
    Thought the models were smaller haha, great work
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  • Jason Sánchez 6 months ago
    All that effort was worth it...!
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  • goodie pocket films plus 6 months ago
    I am not sure, which, I enjoyed more...watching the final product...or seeing the making-of...truly inspiring and amazing. thank you!
  • Andras Simonffy 6 months ago
    feel the same way.
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  • VisualMasterpiece plus 6 months ago
    Seriously incredible.. what patience and vision.
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  • Ivi Topp 6 months ago
    now imagine doing an animation like this without trying to sell phones!
    ;)
  • LittleRedKings 6 months ago
    Really i didnt notice. Did they they mention what camera they used anywhere? ;) haha
  • Chris Tulloch McCabe 6 months ago
    Yeah its a shame isnt it?
  • Amir Jaffar 5 months ago
    You can't do stuff like this for free now can you? And it's amazing how well the product has been incorporated. Besides I am really impressed with the picture quality of the phone though I switched from Nokia to Android some time back. Great effort. Cheers.
  • Ivi Topp 5 months ago
    Really? why not?

    Id rather not have the biggest stop motion in the world, and enjoy small indie productions without trying to sell me phones.

    Cheers
  • Dale Bird 5 months ago
    Because us volounteers had to be fed, our accomodation and transport paid for.

    Hiring a panalux generator truck, stagelights in excess of 6000 watts, multiple vehicles such as the cherry picker, prop vans and shelter bus.

    And massive, massive props arn't cheap to build.

    Things quickly add up, and this really was a shoestring budget as I understood it.
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  • Firat Yıldız 6 months ago
    Up! elmaaltshift.com/2011/08/03/gulp-the-worlds-largest-stop-motion-animation-shot-on-a-nokia-n8/
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  • Eduardo H Obieta (LAAd) 6 months ago
    great¡¡
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  • Sam Tomkins 6 months ago
    the making of was better then the actual movie but ogood work
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  • UPHEAVAL 6 months ago
    Great job! Very creative!
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  • Kaitlin Alexandra 6 months ago
    wow. the stats on this video are ridiculous. 1 view to 12 million?? lucky!
  • Gabriel Shalom plus 6 months ago
    13.3K is ~13,300 - not quite a million yet, but who knows, it could make it!
  • Kaitlin Alexandra 6 months ago
    major whoops. i meant to say thousand. guess i was being optimistic!
  • Benk 6 months ago
    :)
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  • Garrett Wesley Gibbons plus 6 months ago
    The short was cool, but this is much cooler.
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  • richard pinches plus 6 months ago
    Sandastic!
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  • Juan Behrens 6 months ago
    Great work guys, really nice to see animators on the outside(says the one on the dark room) heh

    How many 'frames' got wiped by the ocean? haha
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  • Pavel Badzhakov 6 months ago
    You guys ROCK !
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  • ZéTó Mesquita 6 months ago
    Now that's something very cool to do with the kids on the beach - if I can get one of those big cranes (to hold such a tiny phone)... Terrific work!
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  • Joanie Lemercier (AntiVJ) plus 6 months ago
    wow
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  • nunovai21 6 months ago
    Superb and impressive...
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  • Jackie Chen 6 months ago
    The making of really helps a lot to realize how BIG the scale of the production was.
    Definitely an eye-opener to the fellow animators out there.

    Congrats for this unique movie ! It was definitely worth the hard work.
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  • Meminso (sic) plus 6 months ago
    Watching this at work, wishing I was making a film!
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  • Rob (itsupportcompany) 6 months ago
    I hope you guys threw an awesome party when it was done!
  • Dale Bird 5 months ago
    We did, wall to wall corona, complete with lime wedges :) We had to leave the aardman building early so they could close up, but the bars were still open!
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  • Tumestone Pictures plus 6 months ago
    Amazing...the making of really highlights the scale of production!! The idea is very unique. Good job!
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  • Bianca Mayer 6 months ago
    Beautiful! I hope all the world can see it and appreciate your hard work!
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  • Jeffrey Thomas plus 6 months ago
    Great job friends!
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  • REUTZEL 6 months ago
    a rookie thinks holy shit , that phone would be great. After he got it, he only think holy shit what a crap phone...
    A Clamp for the N8 would be great for laymen.
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  • Pavel Loparev 6 months ago
    incredibly cool!
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  • Timo Honegger 6 months ago
    this ist great, i also love the Zensored Umbrella at 04.23.. its all yours nokia :)
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  • rupesh chogale 6 months ago
    CRAZYY!!!
    you guys are awesome...
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  • Popy Ribeiro 6 months ago
    congratulations! great job, very good idea and flawless execution.
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  • Popy Ribeiro 6 months ago
    very cool
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  • Eric Floresca 6 months ago
    OMG that is a wow shoot, crazy and amazing to everyone involved.
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  • Iglesia de Dios 6 months ago
    Cool Stuff!
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  • a>>headscreen 6 months ago
    RESPEKT! And Congratulation!
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  • Abdullrhman Hassona 6 months ago
    i wonder how much was the budget for such a unique piece of work
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  • tsshivshankar 6 months ago
    hats off! mind boggling..!
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  • Jonathan Samson 6 months ago
    very nice!
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  • Annie0854 6 months ago
    Wow! stunning production! Bravo!
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  • Alice Lima e Silva 6 months ago
    Wow!!! Love it!!
    Very cool!
    ;)
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  • David Montoya 6 months ago
    Amazing! i love stop motion
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  • Bluepoem Studios-Miami plus 6 months ago
    Wow, the logistics, the lighting, dealing with the elements, amazing creativity, even more amazing how polished the final result was. Inspiring!! great job!
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  • rice wang 6 months ago
    so cute!love this!
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  • Vânea 6 months ago
    Amazing!!!
    Awesome work!!
    Congratulations ^.^
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  • JavasBoy 6 months ago
    it's amaze.
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  • MARIA INÊS AGUIAR MARÇALO 6 months ago
    Great job, thanks!
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  • Haritographer 6 months ago
    haha! i love how they used a modified Pelican 1510 case :P
  • Toby Howell plus 6 months ago
    Yeah I figured it might get wet up there, and it did!
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  • Ed Rogers 6 months ago
    As a artist who has worked on stop motion almost exclusively outdoors (for my photography studio) on "no budget", I truly can appreciate the scale, and artistry of this piece. It's truly amazing work! Nice to have a guy from Aardman studios there too! Out of curiosity was this shot for Nokia? Commissioned or spec?
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  • HYBRID COLOR FILMS plus 6 months ago
    Hats off guys!!!
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  • ayhandinc 6 months ago
    very work, very performans, very nice.
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  • Radoslav Sharapanov 6 months ago
    legend
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  • RB VIDEO 6 months ago
    extremamente trabalhado, mas muito bem recompensando :D parabéns
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  • Piter plus 6 months ago
    power and creativity¡¡¡¡ congratulations guys¡¡
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  • Chris Raatz 6 months ago
    AWESOME! whats the song?
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  • J. Adam Giese plus 6 months ago
    How did you avoid flicker with changing light during the daytime shots? SO impressive.
  • Toby Howell plus 6 months ago
    I let the cameras use their Auto exposure, that way they balance the overall exposure using small shutter increments. If you look the changes are mainly shadows appearing and disappearing, with the cameras riding the exposure to compensate. Once the blue overcast / yellow sunny colour casts were slightly balanced out in the grade then it all looks fairly even.
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  • Twin 6 months ago
    Really nice guys! so happy to see a story unadulterated by advertisement. Big up from the states!!!
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  • vizefx.com 6 months ago
    Nice!
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  • Jalil laafoura 6 months ago
    magnifique !!!!
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  • davro 6 months ago
    FUNtastic !!!
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  • Yatzer plus 6 months ago
    yatzer.com/vow-N32-Gulp-The-World-s-Largest-stop-Motion-Animation
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  • iamjessu 6 months ago
    funny :)
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  • Jonathan Ellis 6 months ago
    Great project! Excellent result. Looking forward to seeing more.
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  • Anders Dahl 6 months ago
    Great behind the scenes.
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  • Max Scheggia Maillard 6 months ago
    Incredible production, and the number of volunteers. Wonderful.
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  • i q 6 months ago
    I had no idea it was so huge!
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  • Adi Yadoni 6 months ago
    Gerek!!
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  • ROADBLASTERS 6 months ago
    Wooooh!
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  • Sérgio Duarte (Digispace) plus 6 months ago
    Simply Amazing...
    Wonderful Job!!!
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  • Andrew Higgins 6 months ago
    All hail Aardman! Wonderful! Unbelievably brilliant work.
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  • Alex Douglas 6 months ago
    Fantastic job, great animation! Thanks to Nokia for stumping up for it too (not sure it makes me buy one though X^D )
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  • van brs 6 months ago
    uauuu, real great , cool, simple , crazy. Gostei :)
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  • Baron Jepson 6 months ago
    love it!
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  • Howard Ferrier 6 months ago
    You must be committed (or is that you SHOULD be committed?) Really, well done, fascinating.
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  • Ryan Nellis Studio plus 5 months ago
    Love this!
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  • Yotam Hezron 5 months ago
    Wow...amazing....:)
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  • Akshay Verma 5 months ago
    Absolutely mesmerizing! How did you prevent the footprints from showing?
  • Dale Bird 5 months ago
    The deepest ones were swept away, but others are just to shallow to cast much of an inner shadow and are hard to see on camera. Unless you check frame by frame.
  • Akshay Verma 5 months ago
    Great! :-)
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  • Jay Johnson 5 months ago
    Monumental? ...doesn't even seem close to describing the absolutely incredible feet you guys managed to accomplish. All I can say is WOW... seriously, WOW! Congrats on your tremendous success! This was awesome! Both the behind-the-scenes AND the final product!
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