Crooked Rot | NIGHTMARE stopmotion animation by David Firth
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A return to the stop-motion here with Crooked (Orcus) Rot. This started off as an experiment to see if stop-frame would be any better using an SLR camera. The result would certainly suggest so visually, but it was a hell of a lot harder. This project really began when I discovered a treasure cave of strange items in my own back yard including mannequin heads and rubber hands. It inspired me so much that every time I returned I gathered more inspiration. Originally I focused on capturing light which is why the SLR was so important, but eventually it almost became a sequel to Hell with all the blood flying about . Composer Marcus Fjellström who donated some of his music for Men From Up The Stairs became interested in the project when I posted a few screen shots on Newgrounds and went on to compose the entire musical score. This is interesting because its the first time that I have made a video first and then sent it to someone else to do the music.\r
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This video is 100% stop-frame. There is no CGI, after effects or computer filters used to create any of the effects.\r
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(Marcus Fjellström)
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A return to the stop-motion here with Crooked (Orcus) Rot. This started off as an experiment to see if stop-frame would be any better using an SLR camera. The result would certainly suggest so visually, but it was a hell of a lot harder. This project really began when I discovered a treasure cave of strange items in my own back yard including mannequin heads and rubber hands. It inspired me so much that every time I returned I gathered more inspiration. Originally I focused on capturing light which is why the SLR was so important, but eventually it almost became a sequel to Hell with all the blood flying about . Composer Marcus Fjellström who donated some of his music for Men From Up The Stairs became interested in the project when I posted a few screen shots on Newgrounds and went on to compose the entire musical score. This is interesting because its the first time that I have made a video first and then sent it to someone else to do the music.\r
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This video is 100% stop-frame. There is no CGI, after effects or computer filters used to create any of the effects.\r
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Remember to watch this in high quality to enjoy it more and please subscribe.\r
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(Marcus Fjellström)
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