
Stop-motion may seem tricky, tedious & expensive, but after this course you'll be able to create your very own videos straight from you phone and have everyone asking "How did you make that?!". Throughout this course, I'm going to be showing lots of examples of stop-motions, live demos & screen recording from the app that I use on my phone.
This course is designed for anybody looking to put out really creative video content for their social media channels and digital assets such as, content creators, social media managers, influencers, marketers or entrepreneurs, without having to spend thousands of dollars on cameras or software.
Stop motion can be used to showcase food, clothing, people products and pretty much anything you can think of! Here's what we're going to cover:
Concepting: Laying out your idea and planning how you're going got shoot it.
Phone Settings: How to optimize them specifically for stop-motion video creation
Stability: Why having a tripod can make or break your stop-motion video (I give hacks if you don't own a tripod!)
Lighting: How to properly light your video, no fancy equipment needed.
DIY Pro Studio: How to create the look of a professional studio without breaking the bank.
Edit: How to edit your videos
Export: How to export for different social media channels
This is a workshop style course, you're going to be creating right along side me as I guide you through how to create a stop-motion video step by step. All you need is your phone, curiosity and a child-like imagination.
Download the free life laughs app from the notes, learn hacks for filming without a tripod, and grab your favorite mug to start creating your first stop-motion idea.
Discover the basics of stop motion to understand how the technique works, then learn to spiff it up with a much more polished, advanced approach.
Charge your phone and set auto lock to never. In the life flaps app, start a project, center the mug, lock exposure, white balance, and focus, and enable the grid.
Move the mug across the frame in small steps, capture a photo each time, and use the ghost overlay to maintain consistent motion for a basic stop-motion sequence.
Use a piece of paper as a backdrop to create an even color behind your product, making it pop and look professional; you can find paper at craft stores.
Keep stop-motion flicker-free by using consistent lighting; avoid natural light from a window, and direct studio or household lights toward your scene, while not casting shadows.
Secure your phone with a tripod for smoother stop-motion on iPhone or Android, or improvise with a mug or hat to stabilize shots and keep backgrounds steady.
Guide a hands-on stop-motion shoot by setting up your phone with white balance, focus, exposure, and grid, then capture frame-by-frame mug movements, clock spins, and a pour-and-swirl process.
Learn to create a pause effect by duplicating the last photo in your stop-motion project to hold the final image longer.
Crop for Instagram feed or stories, or keep the current 9 by 16 crop, following the recommended aspect ratios noted for each platform.
Experiment with filters and add music in your stop-motion project. When the loop feature is enabled, the video repeats until the song ends; for now, it's turned off.
Learn the stop-motion hack of shooting backwards to finalize styling first, then animate, ensuring everything comes off frame cleanly instead of styling while you animate.
shoot stop-motion outside with people to animate humans, creating a fun and engaging scene that students can easily replicate.
Explore stop-motion ideas and inspiration to spark your project: animate objects moving on their own, move a human unconventionally, or give furniture personality with a tap.
Practice stop motion to sharpen skills and spark ideas; play freely, let your imagination run wild, and create magic. Leave a review to support course updates.
Showcase your quick and easy stop-motion on Instagram by tagging me at Collette dot Perry, and I’ll check them out.
Practice stop-motion outdoors with a bonus screenshare, using an iPhone or Android, to master quick and easy outdoor shooting techniques.
Master a quick and easy stop-motion technique for leaves in a shoot using iPhone or Android, with a bonus screenshare walkthrough.
Transfer stop motion images from camera to phone using imaging edge, import 14 photos into the app, edit by removing duplicates, adjust brightness and saturation, and export a final video.
Explore a bonus screenshare on clothing shoot techniques for quick and easy stop-motion on iPhone and Android, and learn practical steps to animate apparel with mobile tools.
Stop-motion may seem tricky, tedious & expensive, but after this course you'll be able to create your very own videos straight from your phone and have everyone asking "How did you make that?!" Throughout this course, I'm going to be showing lots of examples of stop-motions, live demos & screen recordings from the phone app that I use.
This course is designed for anybody looking to put out really creative video content for their social media channels and digital assets such as, content creators, social media managers, influencers, marketers or entrepreneurs, without having to spend thousands of dollars on cameras or software.
Stop-motion can be used to showcase food, clothing, people products and pretty much anything you can think of! Here's what we're going to cover:
Concepting: Laying out your idea and planning how you're going to shoot it
Phone Settings: How to optimize them specifically for stop-motion video creation
Stability: Why having a tripod can make or break your stop-motion video (I give hacks if you don't own a tripod!)
Lighting: How to properly light your video, no fancy equipment needed
DIY Pro Studio: How to create the look of a professional studio without breaking the bank
Edit: How to edit your videos
Export: How to export for different social media channels
This is a workshop style course, you're going to be creating right along side me as I guide you through how to create a stop-motion video step by step. All you need is your phone, curiosity and a child-like imagination.