by Janna and Brandon
Walking to who knows where! To escape. Wishing that a destination would only come to you. Is that to much to ask? To find a home? I guess finding a life long friend was the gift I got.
My Partner and I have created a simplified stop motion about a friendship Peter developed during his hard journey as a refugee. We hope you enjoy as you join Peter and Christina on their journey.
When looking for a group we eventually found out that Brandon and I had similar ideas. So we thought, why not work together? We had the idea to create a short simplified stopmotion of the Treasure Box by Margaret Wild.
After loads of complications in the making of the film we eventually witnessed a miracle of completing what felt like an impossible task. We are so glad we got to share the magical but slightly humerous piece of art we spent our time on!
We hope you laugh a little watching our strange but magical creation!
I really enjoyed the use of Stop Motion and I found it really interesting,intriguing and enjoyable.I love how you added a voice over. Overall, great effort.
ReplyDeleteCreative format and interesting storyline. It perfectly fit the book with even more interesting add ons.
ReplyDeleteIt was a great Stop Motion. You can tell that you put a lot of hard work into it. I really like how it is quick and intriguing at the same time. It must have been hard to keep the models standing up.
ReplyDeleteThe short film really captures the events of The Treasure Box. The Stop Motion film turned out splendid and showed the book in a original way.
ReplyDeleteI love how you were very creative and used clay to make your characters.I also really love your creative brains and how unique this presentation/stop motion is.Overall keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using stop motion and the story behind it
ReplyDeleteThe stop motion was planned out very well and they put in a lot of effort making the video.
ReplyDelete4.5 star rating
Very creative! I loved how much effort you put into it.
ReplyDeleteit was very good though i couldn't hear you very much keep it up
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