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Reproduction of two scenes of the famous Tim Burton's movie. (all the rights from the music are Danny Elfman's possession)

Three funny animated stories for the price of one! A chef, two elves and a spaceman to boot! Nominated for Best Animation at the 2005 YoungCuts film festival in Canada! Happy New Year!

A stop motion animated film about the powers of tea. Featuring Tea-Man! My first try at claymation, with hand-made set and characters. Watch in high quality for best sound.

A claymation of the three little pigs and there story in form.This claymation is the first claymation i did over a minute.

Massive claymation compilation that made, 10 minutes long of random claymations that I've made, fun making and fun watching, hope you enjoy! Please be aware that this was made between 2.5 to 4 years ago. A lot of people have asked what songs I used in my video so here they are: - The first song is from Zelda: Majoras Mask during the Goron Race followed by a short section from Star Wars. - The next song is the Benny Hill theme song. - After that the songs are from Mario Kart and Banjo Kazooie. - Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting for... well the kung fu fighting scene. - Get Low for the matrix section, - the Mission Impossible theme, the Montage song from Team America Word Police and then back to the Mission Impossible theme in the catinator then finish off the movie. General FAQ: (for my recent work) - I use an oil-based clay called Belgrave but it's only sold in Australia. - I film at 24fps - I use a Canon M700i DV Camcorder connected to my computer through a firewire cable. - I use Stop Motion Pro V6 HD to make my animations. Go to http://www.stopmotionpro.com to check it out. - All the sound effects in this movie were obtained from http://www.soundsnap.com - Want to learn how to make something seemingly fly? Check out my flying tutorial here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2 - Want to learn how to make these? Just getting started and don't know what programs to use? Check out my basic stop-motion tutorial for Macs and PC's here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5#5

A claymation experiment comprised of close to 400 separate frames, each shot with a standard digital camera and combined in Flash. At the request of many, here are a few more details: The song is called "Keeping Up With the Kids" and can be found on the Mindless Self Indulgence album "Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy". The project took about a week to shoot. I used a common plasticine clay found in most arts and crafts stores called Sculpey. Most of the still frames were left completely untouched aside from a little color adjustment, but I created the vanishing effect using Photoshop by layering different shots taken at the same camera position. And yes, that's me in the vid. I had to use the timer setting on the cam and then run around the table and sit in the chair for each shot. (Having someone to help me take the pics probably would have helped a bit.) An alternate version of the vid with music I created myself can be seen at my website, along with all my other work: www.mileskalbach.com If you dig it, check out my Stay Alive music video for the band Trapt which is also posted on my YouTube page and on my site. It is in the same type of style but with much more of a running narrative to it. Thanks for checking out my work!

Its finally here! Only took one year. Anyway, this is my second claymation compilation filled with some of my old favourites as well as a lot of new claymations. Hope you enjoy! Film Notes: - I took 11040 frames for this animation (not including the credits) FAQ: - I use an oil-based clay called Belgrave but it's only sold in Australia. - I film at 24fps - I use a Canon M700i DV Camcorder connected to my computer through a firewire cable. - I use Stop Motion Pro V6 HD to make my animations. Go to http://www.stopmotionpro.com to check it out. - All the sound effects in this movie were obtained from http://www.soundsnap.com - Want to learn how to make something seemingly fly? Check out my flying tutorial here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2 - Want to learn how to make these? Just getting started and don't know what programs to use? Check out my basic stop-motion tutorial for Macs and PC's here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5#5

the claymation special this part is the carol of the bells

Awesome chess claymation. note: i did not make this video, found it on www.break.com happy now emokilla?

part of the claymation special

Herb and Rex, the Jurassic odd couple, introduce segments featuring the Three Wise Men, singing camels, ice-skating penguins, and the hilarious Paris Bellharmonic Orchestra. There's even a Motown rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." The entire cast joins a rousing chorus finale of "Here We Come A-Wassailing," which is certain to put everyone in the Christmas mood. (1987, 24 minutes.)

A clip from the 1985 claymation movie The Adventures of Mark Twain. You can pick up a copy at Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Mark-Twain-James-Whitmore/dp/B000CCBCDA/sr=8-3/qid=1168805942/ref=sr_1_3/104-3881885-5119134?ie=UTF8&s=dvd

It's finally here! The wait is over and now I hope you'll enjoy the third installment in the Callum's Claymation Compilation series. Visit www.mamshmam.com/forums and sign up if you haven't already :) All questions will be answered there if they aren't already. Plus if you're new to animation and want to get started there are also tutorials to help you get going. General FAQ: - I use an oil-based clay called Belgrave but it's only sold in Australia. - I film at 24fps - I use a Canon M700i DV Camcorder connected to my computer through a firewire cable. - I use Stop Motion Pro V6 HD to make my animations. Go to http://www.stopmotionpro.com to check it out. - All the sound effects in this movie were obtained from http://www.soundsnap.com - Want to learn how to make something seemingly fly? Check out my flying tutorial here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2 - Want to learn how to make these? Just getting started and don't know what programs to use? Check out my basic stop-motion tutorial for Macs and PC's here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5#5

animazione in claymation della partita a scacchi Roesch - Willi Schlage (Hamburg, 1910) usata e modificata da Stanley Kubrick per il film "2001 Odissea nello Spazio" nella partita disputata fra l'astronauta Frank Poole e HAL-9000 il Super Computer. claymation of the chess game Roesch - Willi Schlage (Hamburg, 1910). The position after 13...Bh3, and the ones that follow, were used in Stanley Kubrick's movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" for the game between Frank Poole and the HAL-9000 Super Computer. #3 - In prima pagina - Irlanda #2 - In prima pagina #1 - In prima pagina - Film e animazione - Irlanda #1 - In prima pagina - Film e animazione #9 - Most Responded (Today) #61 - Most Responded (Today) - Film e animazione - Globale #2 - Most Responded (Today) - Film e animazione #40 - Most Responded (This Week) #4 - Most Responded (This Week) - Film e animazione #85 - Most Responded (This Month) #13 - Most Responded (This Month) - Film e animazione #50 - Most Responded (All Time) - Film e animazione #48 - Top Favorited (All Time) - Film e animazione #59 - Top Rated (All Time) - Film e animazione

Levi Strauss (1829-1902) Blue Jeans. No item of clothing is more quintessentially American than the blue jeans invented and perfected in the mid-19th century by Levi Strauss. In 1853, the 24 year old Strauss left New York for San Francisco, hoping to cash in on the Gold Rush that began in 1849. Along with his sister & brother-in-law, he opened a dry goods store that sold supplies to miners as well as fancy linens etc, to the growing city. In 1872, Levi received a letter from Jacob Davis, a Nevada tailor. Davis was one of Levi Strauss' regular customers; he purchased bolts of cloth from the company to use for his own business. In his letter, Davis told about the interesting way he made pants for his customers: he placed metal rivets at the points of strain-pocket corners and the base of the fly. He didn't have the money to patent his process so he suggested that Levi pay for the paperwork and that they take out the patent together. The patent was granted on May 20, 1873 & the first blue jeans were born. The first jeans came in two styles, indigo blue and brown cotton "duck." Unlike denim, the duck material never became soft and comfortable so it was eventually dropped from the line. Strauss' utterly practical blue jeans were even embraced by the fashion industry. Levi's® jeans for women were first featured in Vogue magazine in 1935. "Designer jeans" eventually became so popular that in the mid-1970s Calvin Klein® jeans were garnering $12.5 million per week. Abroad, American jeans (especially Levi's® jeans) were in such demand that in Eastern Bloc countries they became an underground standard of currency. However down to earth they may originally have been, the blue jeans invented by Levi Strauss became an international phenomenon and an icon of American culture. http://www.levi.com/ http://www.chrisblum.com/

Inspired by the discovery of The Underworld and spirit possession in Ghost Whisperer's third season, artist Miles Kalbach has created an exclusive claymation video featuring new music by Señor Happy, just in time for the relaunch of all-new episodes starting on Friday, April 4th.

Fan art. My first attempt at claymation as well as my first attempt at making a music video.

Herb and Rex, the Jurassic odd couple, introduce segments featuring the Three Wise Men, singing camels, ice-skating penguins, and the hilarious Paris Bellharmonic Orchestra. There's even a Motown rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." The entire cast joins a rousing chorus finale of "Here We Come A-Wassailing," which is certain to put everyone in the Christmas mood. (1987, 24 minutes.)

Another number from Will Vinton's Claymation Christmas Celebration.

Merry Christmas to everyone at Youtube. Hope you enjoy, one of my longest in quite a while. General FAQ: - I use an oil-based clay called Belgrave but it's only sold in Australia. - I film at 24fps - I use a Canon M700i DV Camcorder connected to my computer through a firewire cable. - I use Stop Motion Pro V6 HD to make my animations. Go to http://www.stopmotionpro.com to check it out. - All the sound effects in this movie were obtained from http://www.soundsnap.com - Want to learn how to make something seemingly fly? Check out my flying tutorial here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2 - Want to learn how to make these? Just getting started and don't know what programs to use? Check out my basic stop-motion tutorial for Macs and PC's here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5#5

One of my favorite numbers from one of my favorite Christmas specials, Claymation Christmas Celebration.

From Will Vinton's Claymation Christmas Celebration.

Just a quick claymation showcasing some of my best animation yet. It has breakdancing claymen doing synchronised dance moves :) General FAQ: - I use an oil-based clay called Belgrave but it's only sold in Australia. - I film at 24fps - I use a Canon M700i DV Camcorder connected to my computer through a firewire cable. - I use Stop Motion Pro V6 HD to make my animations. Go to http://www.stopmotionpro.com to check it out. - All the sound effects in this movie were obtained from http://www.soundsnap.com - Want to learn how to make something seemingly fly? Check out my flying tutorial here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2 - Want to learn how to make these? Just getting started and don't know what programs to use? Check out my basic stop-motion tutorial for Macs and PC's here: http://www.mamshmam.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=5#5

Herb and Rex, the Jurassic odd couple, introduce segments featuring the Three Wise Men, singing camels, ice-skating penguins, and the hilarious Paris Bellharmonic Orchestra. There's even a Motown rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." The entire cast joins a rousing chorus finale of "Here We Come A-Wassailing," which is certain to put everyone in the Christmas mood. (1987, 24 minutes.)

Mysterious Stranger by Mark Twain. A stop motion clay animation of Mark Twain's Mysterious Stranger. Done by Will Vinton. Censored from some television stations. "THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN depicts the author's journey to meet up with Haley's comet (Twain, who was born in a year in which Haley's comet appeared, rightly predicted his death would coincide with its next visit in 1910). Also on board were three stowaways, Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher, whose presence enabled Twain to tell them such stories as The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County and The Diary of Adam and Eve (which was incorporated into the story). When simple recitations were not possible, plot devices like the Index-O-Vator and Astro-viewer were introduced to permit visits to The Mysterious Stranger and Capt. Stormfield. Like its subject, the film was a showcase of Vinton's career thus far, featuring clay paintings, caricatures, morphing and lip-syncing." I'd love to hear your comments.