Stop Motion Blog Post/Work Sheet (3 stop motion reviews) Inspiration

The use of toy characters in this film shows a cool emulation of the actual movie. This stop motion also showed lots of action figures  and a cool setting background, that can be used in a variety of scenarios.
Use of clay and also the background design in this stop motion was super inspiring and can give a series of different ideas to setting up out own stop motion. It also was good at representing how the ground color can represent grass its self and how simple colors portray different objects.
The use of clay characters in this stop motion film is cool because it shows how the produce changes the characters frame by frame. It also shows the time and level to detail of the film, with examples as tiny dots of blood scattered across the characters shirts and how there mouths change throughout the stop motion film.

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