YouTube user "mnmtwinz" decided to combine two of his loves -- LEGO and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 -- into one incredibly awesome stop-motion animation, complete with weapons and explosions. Continue reading to watch.
Not just any Ryu vs. Ken Street Fighter battle, this one by YouTube user "counter656" was shot with the all-new Nikon D5100 DSLR, and then given the stop-motion treatment. Continue reading to watch.
Sure, the levitation part is just computer graphics, but this demo reel by Physalia Studio does show us what is possible with a huge electromagnet and pit balls. Unfortunately, a pit ball monster was not added in for effect. Continue reading to watch.
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What do you get when you combine hand-drawn sketches, water color, and animation? You get "Colour" of course. In this clip, " black and white forest is colored in vibrant hues under our eyes except for one sad little panda, which sets off the compassion of an imaginative little boy." Continue reading to watch.
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When it comes to robots, having a mind of their own may not always be a good thing, and this incredible short film by Ruairi Robinson shows why. It stars Max Records, best known as Max from Where the Wild Things Are. Continue reading to watch Blinky.
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Let's face it, biology isn't the most interesting class, but remember those doodles that you use to draw in your notebooks? Well, here is how they would look as incredible stop-motion films. Video after the break.
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If Apple released their own animated parody of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, we can only hope that it's as good as College Humor's. You'll find golden iTickets, iPhone 5's, and more. Continue reading for the video.
Unlike other short films, this one by Jeff Desom was made from a host of vintage photographs of New York, paired to Hauschka's music -- "song issued from the album 'Ferndorf' released by FatCat Records." Continue reading to watch.
Ok, so it's not exactly a video game that you can play in real-life, but rather an amazing short film created by YouTube user CorridorDigital. Let's just say don't ruin someone's painting and try to run off into a building. Continue reading to watch the film.
Post-it notes by themselves are nothing special, but when combined with stop-motion photography and Nintendo's Mario, it's an entirely different story. Continue reading to watch an incredible student-made animation.
