Animating LEGO® characters is lots of fun, but it can be tricky to change their facial expressions by replacing their tiny heads.  Thankfully, Stop Motion Studio […]

When you are animating it can sometimes be helpful to copy and paste, and reverse, frames of your animation to create a loop of your footage.  […]

Time-lapse is a technique used in film-making to record processes that take place over long periods of time.  By capturing images at set intervals, we can […]

IMPORTANT: The Green Screen effect cannot be applied to existing frames. The feature needs to be turned on BEFORE you capture any frames. The Chroma Key […]

Before you can add a title or credit page to a Stop Motion Studio project, you must first capture some frames of an animation. Title pages […]

IMPORTANT: Before you can add audio to a Stop Motion Studio project, you must first have some frames on the project timeline. Audio clips can then […]

As we all know from Shrek, onions have layers.  Back in the olden days of animation, cartoons were drawn on semi-translucent paper called onionskin. This enabled […]

You can slow your animation down in two ways, either by capturing more pictures, or by lowering the frame rate of your animation project. To lower […]

In this short tutorial video, we will show you how to connect your HUE camera and create a simple animation to share with your friends, family, […]