Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography

Course final project

A course by Wasaisa, Photographer and Creative Director

Photographer and Creative Director. Panama City, Panama.
Joined June 2021
92% positive reviews (12)
529 students
Audio: Spanish, English, Italian
Spanish · English · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch · Turkish · Romanian · Indonesian

About the final project for: Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography

Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography

“You have reached the end of the course. I am very pleased that you have given me the opportunity to do this course together. I'm very excited to see how your photomotion project will turn out and remember, have fun and don't be afraid to make mistakes, it's part of the process. Let me show you an example of how I would like to see your project: The mod board Mood boards help a lot to get an idea down, you don't have to take the mood board you create literally to start your work, but it does become a reference point when it comes to giving it a meaning, a mission and a vision.

Shooting schedule Remember that a shooting plan is a document where you are going to diagram step by step the order in which you are going to work on your sequences. This will help you go much more prepared.
Prepare the camera When creating a photomotion, the most important thing is to have your camera set to the shutter release in burst mode, depending on the camera you use, you have access to that option. Also, take into account factors such as aperture or ISO to get better results.
Start the project Already in the photo session, you just have to take several photos and make several attempts, do not get frustrated if it does not come out the first time, remember that this is a lot of trial and error until the sequence of your preference comes out.
Photomotion With your photos done, review all the content and you will cure it to see what works and what doesn't. I don't recommend you get rid of everything that might not work for you, because it might work for you at a later stage in the project. Then edit in Lightroom or your favorite editing tool. Once all the photos have been edited and retouched, export them to the finished sequence folders to start creating your photomotions. Lastly, import all your photos into your favorite video editing software and shape your photomotion. I will be waiting to see your project in the forum to be able to give you feedback as soon as possible. I ask you to be patient, since it may take me a while to answer you. While you wait, I invite you to see the project of the rest of your colleagues. Take advantage of the forum to exchange tips and tricks with them. Thank you very much for reaching the end. See you soon on the forum! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“We have come to the conclusion of our course. I am truly delighted that we embarked on this journey The most wonderful aspect is always striving to do and give your utmost. Keep in mind that the outcome will It's best to act with sincere intentions. Before we wrap up. i'd like to share some advice for you to carry with you always. wherever you go. Remember. photomotions serve as valuable tools to assist you in offering audiovisual alternatives within projects. enhancing your creative proposals. Take risks and let your imagination fly. the sky is the limit. You have many tools that will ampl...”

This transcript is automatically generated, so it may contain mistakes.


Course summary for: Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography

  • Level: Beginner
  • 92% positive reviews (12)
  • 529 students
  • 4 units
  • 13 lessons (1h 19m)
  • 6 downloads
  • Category

    Photography & Video
  • Areas

    Art Direction, Digital Photography, Photography, Photography Post-production, Stop Motion

Wasaisa

Wasaisa
A course by Wasaisa

Teacher Plus
Photographer and Creative Director

Jorge Isaac, better known as Wasaisa, is a photographer and creative director from Panama who specializes in producing audiovisual content and ad campaigns for print and digital media.

Along with his team at GELATIN MACHINE, Jorge Isaac has worked and collaborated with big-name brands like Vans, Samsung, Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, Reebok, Universal Music, Huawei, and many more.


  • 92% positive reviews (12)
  • 529 students
  • 13 lessons (1h 19m)
  • 20 additional resources (6 files)
  • Online and at your own pace
  • Available on the app
  • Audio: Spanish, English, Italian
  • Spanish · English · Portuguese · German · French · Italian · Polish · Dutch · Turkish · Romanian · Indonesian
  • Level: Beginner
  • Unlimited access forever

Areas

Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography. Photography, and Video course by Wasaisa

Stop Motion: Tell Stories through Photography

A course by Wasaisa
Photographer and Creative Director. Panama City, Panama.
Joined June 2021
  • 92% positive reviews (12)
  • 529 students