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Tags for this video have been changed from 'Space Mountain, Barats and Bereta, Stop Motion, Great Day' to 'Space Mountain, Barats and Bereta, Stop Motion, Great Day, supershort' - edited by gwiz665

>> ^direpickle:

>> ^ant:
>> ^direpickle:
>> ^ant:
It's only 11 minutes long per episode?

Yeah. The stop motion is really time consuming to do. I gather that they work pretty much all year for a season of 11 minute episodes.

Wow, so they use the 22 minutes for commercials or what? I never watched their shows on cable and satellite.

No, no, it's nothing like that. It's 11 solid minutes of show, and then they'll have some commercials, then another 11 minute show (sometimes a Robot Chicken rerun, or an ep of another of their 11 minute shows), then commercials, etc, to make up the typical 22 minutes of show and 8 minutes of commercials for the half hour.


Interesting. I wonder if the upcoming Star Wars episode will be like that too.

>> ^ant:

>> ^direpickle:
>> ^ant:
It's only 11 minutes long per episode?

Yeah. The stop motion is really time consuming to do. I gather that they work pretty much all year for a season of 11 minute episodes.

Wow, so they use the 22 minutes for commercials or what? I never watched their shows on cable and satellite.


No, no, it's nothing like that. It's 11 solid minutes of show, and then they'll have some commercials, then another 11 minute show (sometimes a Robot Chicken rerun, or an ep of another of their 11 minute shows), then commercials, etc, to make up the typical 22 minutes of show and 8 minutes of commercials for the half hour.

>> ^direpickle:

>> ^ant:
It's only 11 minutes long per episode?

Yeah. The stop motion is really time consuming to do. I gather that they work pretty much all year for a season of 11 minute episodes.


Wow, so they use the 22 minutes for commercials or what? I never watched their shows on cable and satellite.

>> ^ant:

It's only 11 minutes long per episode?


Yeah. The stop motion is *really* time consuming to do. I gather that they work pretty much all year for a season of 11 minute episodes.

>> ^marinara:

BS. They just ran some video through a filter so it looked like coins


I figured the same thing - It looks like computer animation.
But the last minute where they describe how they did it makes perfect sense and explains why it looks like it was made by a computer. Essentially they used a computer animation, projected it and then traced it.

Tons of work, but you have to wonder why. The computer version would have looked just fine and the "tracing" didn't really ad anything. I think it would have been more successful if they used something more articulate than the dots from the coins. The method has potential and I commend their determination but... Meh on the final product!

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So does this have a name?

Here are some suggestions:

CArt (coin art)
G-CArt (graphical coin art)
PCGI (projector-coin generated imagery
SMCPNCBIRLPBA (stop motion coin placement non computer based in real life picture based awesomeness)
LTNSFBARGDCPCGBOARGCPS (long time no see friends but awesome result geek driven coin placement color guided based on a real game coin picture show)

Personally I'm leaning towards the last one, I think it's very catchy.

stop motion is *animation

http://videosift.com/video/I-m-Enjoying-a-Treat-Derrick (2 votes, 1 year 4 weeks in pqueue) - This is just weird...

http://videosift.com/video/The-Machine (7 votes, 10 months 3 weeks in pqueue) - Beautiful 19th century-themed stop motion animation.

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Thanks, fixed.>> ^legacy0100:

I think you meant Stop Motion, not SlowMo