I'm so happy with what you produced in just a few days! Amazing!

What would you like to reflect about?
What can we celebrate?
Any feedback or comments on the videos or presentations for the animators?

Would you want to do this next summer? I accepted a new position at South Milwaukee schools, but I would come back to teach another class next summer to help produce your sequels and to learn a few more techniques.
 ;-)

Happy Summer, enjoy it! 

What finishing touches did you add to your stop-motion animation?

Are you ready to present your masterpieces to others tomorrow at the viewing party? Don't be nervous, this will be a low stress event. But I would like you to tell the audience a little about your video.

How's your progress? 
What's working well?
What do you need help with?
Any advice to others about troubleshooting you did?

At this point, you should be at approximately, 300 frames, today, 500+ frames finished tomorrow. 

What do you want to share about your explorations today?

Hyperlink the URL of the video you want to share and place in this post area. Thank you! Also, give us notes or highlights that you want for us to notice. 

As you worked and used trial and error to make and create, what can you share with others to help them?
Anything about characters, claymation, green screen, stop motion ideas, anything you can share about your progress . . . discuss in this post, please.

We looked at many different stop motion techniques, 

• which one(s) do you want to try out in your short film? Why? 
  
• Do you think this will be difficult or easy to accomplish?
  

What stage are you at in the process? (Planning, storyboard, characters)

Now that you've learned a little about stop motion animation and claymation, what are your thoughts?
What type of stop motion video would you like to make? 
What props or characters are you thinking of considering?
What items will you need to bring from home to help create your video?

Let's use this post to add questions or pointers that help each other troubleshoot various issues we find in our stop motion creations.