I grew up watching the cartoon Dragon Ball Z, so seeing this is pretty damn cool. Taiwanese animator John Huang has made two stop motion animations using action figures. The first video took him 1 month of production and nearly 5000 pictures. The second episode took him 59 days more than 6000 pictures. That's one hell of a project.

The official music video for the Afterlife remix by Camo & Krooked. Animation by Namchild (based on 'Duel' by Lohenhart) All effects (incl. motion blur/explosions/wind/wood etc.) are in shot and were happening as the picture is taken. No cgi is used. Photoshop is only used to remove support wires etc.

Camo & Krooked http://camoandkrooked.com/

Hospital Records http://www.hospitalrecords.com

Lohenhart. http://www.youtube.com/user/Lohenhart

With over 8 months of production and 5,000+ individual photos, I proudly present "Battle of the Bonds"! Thanks to everyone involved and please help us share this short film! - Kyle Roberts

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SPONSORED BY SPEEDING BULLET COMICS http://www.speedingbulletcomics.com/ twitter: speedingbullet

ORIGIONAL THEME BY STF BIDELSPACH http://www.youtube.com/Jazzyweatherchick twitter: Dr_Spach

STARRING Daneboe youtube: http://www.youtube.com/daneboe twitter: daneboe

Brittani Louise Taylor youtube: http://www.youtube.com/BrittaniLouiseTaylor twitter: brittanitaylor

Zack Scott youtube: http://www.youtube.com/ZackScott twitter: zackscott

Lucas Ross youtube: http://www.youtube.com/LucasMarr twitter: LucasRoss

Alan Byrne youtube: http://www.youtube.com/Thaalk twitter: Thaalk

Ever wonder who would win in a fight between Iron Man and Batman? Well you get to choose in this interactive clash of the billionaires!

Over 1000 individual pictures and 3 months of work to complete this project. You can check out the making-of video here.

A very neat video which combined stop motion and time lapse. Shot from New York to right here in San Francisco over the span of two weeks. You're likely to overlook that it's actually a Levi's ad.

Check out the behind the scenes video here where the crew detailed the painstaking process of making this video. There's also a Google Map of the journey with pics/videos along the way.

A creative new stop-motion music video that uses more than 200 custom-printed shirts like an old-school flip book. Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, the duo behind the hilarious "I Love Local Commercials" project that’s become a viral hit, wear a series of shirts with specially designed images in the video.