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Tag Archives: stop motion
Making of: The Cars 2 LEGO Trailer
Crikey! A lot of work went into the Cars 2 trailer recreated entirely in LEGO. Here’s a behind the scenes video showing how they did it: Video: Keith Malone, LEGO Creative Director, talks about how the all LEGO Cars 2 … Continue reading
Posted in pixar Tagged Animation, cars, cars 2, disney, lego, lego block, movie, pixar, stop motion, trailer 5 Comments
EPCOT in 5,151 Photographs
This is a stop motion project showing one persons travels through EPCOT and around the World Showcase Lagoon. The video took 6 hours to shoot, 12 hours to edit, and required professional software to handle the 5,151 photos that were … Continue reading
Posted in Fandom, Walt Disney World Tagged disney fan, epcot, epcot center, stop motion, stop motion video, walt disney world, WDW, world showca 27 Comments
Tim Burton Profile
Going to see Alice in Wonderland this week? Then bone up on your Tim Burton with a great career recap from FlickeringMyth.com. The first three parts of the four part story are now live. Part one, two, and three.
