Product Stop Motion Ideas - 3 Concepts to Try!

Description: These are 3 of my favorite go-to concepts for planning and creating stop-motion videos! Here are just a few more ways you can utilize
each in your own studio:
Shadows - Florals, leaves or greenery casting a shadow across your scene, water ripples or reflections, shadows from a windowpane to indicate a sunrise or sunset.
Human Element - How can you introduce a hand into your scene while your subjects or props are moving at the same time? Pouring cereal into a bowl,
pouring liquid into a glass, reaching for something on a plate or dish that's moving.
Disappearing/Reappearing Objects - Objects or props moving from one location in the scene to another - blueberries moving from a bowl onto oatmeal, coffee moving from a french press to a mug, fitness accessories moving from a shelf into a gym bag.
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www.stephanieshaus.com
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[@emmanuartmoz]

Thank you for the lesson. Form Africa

[@kianamelen8626]

Really informative thank you!

[@stephanieshaus]

Thank you for watching!

[@Elassyahmed]

Awesome video. Thank you

[@stephanieshaus]

Thanks so much for being here! Glad it was helpful.

[@neneloreenelviaje2441]

thanks for the tips, let's try it

[@stephanieshaus]

Yes, let me know if you do!

[@BClipsDesign]

Wow... This is really awesome🎉❤

[@stephanieshaus]

Thanks so much!

[@minkafreundlich]

Awesome 👍 Thanks for the tips!

[@stephanieshaus]

Glad they were helpful!

[@loomey28]

Hi Stephanie, I loved your video on using these three ideas for stop motion. Could you share with us your lighting setup for each? I tried to simulate the first idea and for some reason wasn't able to get a shadow with the leaf on the backdrop as you showed in the first idea. Thank you so much.

[@stephanieshaus]

Thanks so much for your comment! This was front diagonal lighting - coming slightly from the right hand side. I would recommend placing your light somewhere similar, and then hold the leaf in front of the light until it lands where you'd like - you may need to move the light up or down a bit to get it exactly where you want :)

[@snapninja3454]

Thanks

[@stephanieshaus]

Thanks for watching!

[@SusanneGeert]

Great ideas - love to see more like this ;-)

[@stephanieshaus]

I was actually just brainstorming some more stop-motion concepts last night! Perfect timing :)

[@pauloveza]

Hey! Teach us how you edit the photos!!

[@stephanieshaus]

Hi there! Check out a couple of my recent stop-motion tutorials where I show my process in both Lightroom and Premiere. Also have a LR tutorial for a couple of the product photography videos but stay tuned for more!

[@faizah007]

❤

[@storieinpixel]

Thanks for those tips! Could you please tell me, what do you use to old the orange position? That white thing used in almost all product photography.

[@stephanieshaus]

Hi there, you're so welcome! I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly but are you referring to the white prop stands in the drink photo?

[@storieinpixel]

​@@stephanieshaus thanks for your reply. Sorry for the confusion, I meant that "chewing gum thing" behind the orange visible at 1:18

[@stephanieshaus]

@@storieinpixel Oh I got you! That's actually just some blue sticky tack from amazon. I've tried a couple white/grey ones before and I haven't found ones that stick as well as the blue haha. Adds a little extra work to editing sometimes but worth it! I'm sure there's a white one out there that works better, I just need to try a few more out ;)

[@storieinpixel]

@@stephanieshaus Great, thank you very much! Looking forward to lean something new from you!

[@HamzReviews]

Great video btw. Quick question, What frame rate do you normally use for your stop-motion videos?

[@stephanieshaus]

Thanks so much! I actually don't select a particular frame rate when creating a stop motion. For all my videos I just drop the images into the timeline and then manipulate the timing of each depending on the look that I'm going for.

[@user-zi7ij1pm3i]

Where is your backdrop from?

[@stephanieshaus]

The vinyl ones are club backdrops/ Ink & Elm and the bold blue one is actually a roll of craft paper from hobby lobby!

[@ms.productions]

which program did you use on your laptop to see the preview and taken photo

[@stephanieshaus]

I use one called EOS Utility, which is specifically for Canon. Let me know if you'd like to see a video on this!

[@RaulRodriguez-hk4xr]

WHere do you buy those background ?

[@stephanieshaus]

Hi There! These are all either from Club Backrops or Ink and Elm.