What do I believe in? I believe in my parents’ love is unconditional. The video below shows what and how I develop my belief.

 

In this video, I used stop motion to express the visual effect. Stop motion is an animation that captures one frame at a time, with objects that move between frames. When you play back the sequence of the images rapidly, it creates an illusion of movement. I learned a lot from this new technique. First, prepare everything before taking a photograph. I hand drew 48 images and then I decided the order of the images. This is the most important and also the hardest part of the stop motion. After I planned out everything on a piece of paper, I began to take a lot of pictures. By a lot, I mean a lot, I have taken 315 pictures. I was very satisfied with the result and how smooth it turned out to be.

The intended effect I wanted to make the video was to entertain people and also making it come to life more. I use LEGOs in my video instead of just using all of the 48 images that I have drawn. This adds more variables, making the audience less bored when watching my video. I also specifically choose the background music for this video. The instrumental music goes from sad to happy. The intended effect I wanted to make was a transition from the local school to the American school. I was pleased how the effect turned out. The tone of my voice I used is very clear and had a lot of confidence to confirm my belief.

“Introduction to Stop Motion.” Dragonframe stop motion software. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Mar. 2017.