How I Make Practical Effects for Stop Motion

[@theobsessedgrimreaper7909]

A lot of people have said it before, and I’m gonna say it again This channel is extremely underrated. It needs more attention

[@MonkeyManiac]

Here here.

[@BrickBrickProductions]

totally.

[@Santipirata1230]

Yes

[@Bricksane]

This is such a cool way of doing the effects! I didnt even notice it wasnt cgi

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks! I’m a big fan of your blender Animations, so it is really great to hear that from you! 😁

[@Cats3life]

@@Loft_Studios I don’t have a red coloured flashlight. Do you have any other tips?

[@playstation.e7703]

@@Cats3lifemulticolor

[@FearedAnimates]

The first scene can solo my entire channel 😭

[@proboanimations3767]

True 😢

[@skyreaper27]

Same😢

[@GuylnASuit]

U have a channel??

[@TheeJoiChanel]

Same bruv

[@Kidinhisroom]

SAME

[@solsbricks]

Yes, paper is incredibly helpful! I use it quite often, too! (The slap at the beginning was personal 😢)

[@OrcaStudiosYT]

W tutorial, I tend to stay away from digital effects too. I just like the look of practical effects. This paper thing is pretty smart :)

[@TheHomeschoolJediOG]

Love the tutorial man! I think I'll try this! Your practical affects look so good too!!!:D

[@geibbgabemcc7746]

My God you are a genius. Amazing work. I look forward to using your technique.

[@imaginatorproductions]

I didn’t realise you used practical effects for everything but I did know you used them a lot. They make your videos really stand out and made me actually try this technique out before you even posted this video lol

[@drextube3841]

These kinds of videos you make are really cool, helpful, and entertaining! Definitely keep this up!

[@LittlePangy]

ok that's actually insanely cool! the effect works so well for how easy it is to set up

[@chaparrerasfilms]

That was amazing your effect's are outstanding!

[@legostopmotionanimation]

You do the lighting so perfectly wow

[@Danxiky08]

Thank you sooo much!! I was really curious about how you do those stuffs! They look just so stunning…

[@ScheerFilms]

Wow this is amazing, I guess I’d better get a multicolored flashlight now lol

[@ScheerFilms]

@@ShaynixProductions Lol Yes very fancy

[@ShaynixProductions]

@@ScheerFilms lol

[@jarlfenrir]

I have a normal, white flashlight, but I keep some colored foils I got from unpacking candies ;) Very helpful.

[@pancakebandit2011]

Yeah we better get saving

[@BobTheLegoMan511]

Never knew you could use paper and a torch, this will really help my stopmotions too! Thanks!

[@dplst0pmotions]

Ok man that is sooo smart!!! I thought that there was no way you did the intro without digital effects but boy was I wrong!!!

[@Superpup570]

This video deserves wayyyyy more views The humor and animation are very impressive!

[@mrlegobrick]

Awesome video. I've always just added digital effects, but that is an awesome way of making effects. Be interested in how you do some of the more complicated ones, like big explosions.

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks! I’ve never been very good at explosion FX 😅 I can never get it to look just right.

[@dantematellini6464]

This video sold your channel to the moon and back!!!! Its so so good and the effects are insanely good

[@brickbears]

I would say you are one of the most talented animators

[@mbricks117]

THis is incredible! With just paper and a torch!!!

[@paperbagproduction_s]

I’m loving these tutorial style videos!

[@ITPMMentor]

That was an awesomeish behind the scenes...I wondered how you did the magic.

[@maydayfigs]

so inspiring, appreciate you sharing your tips with us! (please keep it up!)

[@LebMclovin]

That slap was personal

[@thehsproductions3276]

That looks amazing! I do use lights too but i never thought it could look this good.

[@idaholana]

I think more people should use this tactic because the flashlight helps add to the lighting showing extra detail in any neon objects this could also work with explosions just as long as it’s in the dark environment it’ll work

[@tnstudios3]

I’m gonna try this when I get back into stop motion again. Very cool tutorial and very good animation at the start

[@akusievinen6440]

A really cool video just like the last one! I like these funny commentary videos and I hope you keep making them and making people laugh!

[@kernowpictures2002]

Oh my God!! you are the next brotherhood workshop!!

[@gingercatproductions]

Great tutorial, and in just a little above a minute! Great information condensed to minimal time, that's how tutorial's should look like.

[@RetroToyMan]

Excellent tutorial I will have to try this out.

[@NickVoid..]

I just subscribed this is so useful thank you so much for making this video i really want to try to make lego stop motions cause its been a dream of mine

[@WLANDFILMS]

Cool idea 👏🏻😁🤖

[@BrickinAwesomeMovies]

This is simply incredible, thanks for sharing!

[@Krispizz]

This is awesome, engaging and informative

[@legocity6898]

Cool pour se partage simple, mais il fallait y penser. 🤩👍

[@Crazyblitzbricks]

That was very useful thank you :)

[@randomwarehousestudios]

This was so helpful!

[@PELOKETCHUP]

bro good jub, i love the first scene with all the red blaster fx!! Keep it up

[@ProCreeper]

Really good video! Only thing is that you should leave a link to the flashlight in the description.

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks! I will put a link in the description.

[@jennifersaunders275]

Thx sooooooo much for the manual settings tip. Been using this app for over a year and i have finally solved the problem with lighting thx to you 😭 🍻

[@Loft_Studios]

No problem! It also took me far too long to realize that I need to be sitting my camera to manual. But it’s a real game changer!

[@jennifersaunders275]

@@Loft_Studios lol 🍻

[@fafa_faraz]

Your animating is super!❤

[@MrHangman56]

this was really helpful thank you so much

[@Ebagisyt]

you make the best tutorials imo

[@BThings]

This is cool! It kinda reminds me of something they apparently tried doing for the lightsabers in the original Star Wars (1977), where they put reflective movie screen material on poles and shone lights onto it from off-camera.

[@FettStudios]

thanks man great tutorial! i used this method and it works so well!

[@reaganmonkey8]

I like how the white paper reflects the light off the minifigures.

[@FAM_Bricks]

That was GOAT! what kind of lighter do you use?

[@MonkeyManiac]

Very useful I will use this in the future also very smooth animation some of the best I have seen/

[@cruzfriesen2632]

That is so smart and it looks so good

[@COCONUT3454]

Thanks for the great vid I will do it definitely

[@JJBrosEntertainment]

Your animation style reminds me of the lego movie. Which is a complement. (Even tho the lego movie is CGI). I'm subscribed. Ur vids r AWESOME! Keep it up!

[@Janos.P]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos !! Keep going !

[@RapidActionAnimations]

Nice tutorial. The ‘intensity’ setting is called iso and controls the brightness while the shutter controls the amount of light coming in. This is very useful for various things. For example, if you want to do motion blur you’d turn up the shutter speed and turn down the iso ( I think I explained that to you on one of your streams once). I adapted this technique from both you and DankMotionsStudios5. Keep it up.

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks Rapid! I remember you were the first person to comment on my practical effects! At the time I had no idea what “practical effects” really meant. But I do now 😁

[@videohousejsq]

This was an awesome tutorial. Lol the hilt at the end 😂

[@Dark__Aspect]

Ik

[@PE24Builds]

Thanks for informing us...now I've learn a lot..because my stop motion is not lively as yours .thanks

[@brickstudios9680]

Very creative. I love seeing innovative things!! Well done :)

[@brick-buster8030]

Amazing video! I’ll maybe try it for new animations ;)

[@ApexStopMotions]

If you don’t want to use paper, the regular white bar piece works well, except for when it’s swinging..

[@shadowbladevenom4930]

So quick question...where do you find sound effects?

[@foxystudios100]

I don’t know if this guy does the same but I just search up say “Star Wars blaster sound effect” screen record that then add it in with either stop motion studio or capcut

[@BenLAnimations]

Ooooooh I may have to try this for my next light saber test! Save me so much time with effects XD

[@otobricks2657]

Your a genius👏

[@AntBandit]

Cool technique!

[@Tyrf1ng]

Thanks for cool tutorials! However, how do you deal with the situation that needs multiple lights? Should I use multiple flashes?

[@Loft_Studios]

Yes, I have two flashlights.

[@msbricks63]

This is very cool!

[@millenniumrebel4521]

This is exactly wut I needed ,thank you

[@hollowsteel]

Practical effects gang rise up fr fr Also, what’s your recommended brand of flashlight?

[@vandalix8103]

The cinematography is beautiful also the stopmotion is So hot

[@brickdominion1406]

practical effects>

[@reptibianbricks]

Great job! I Subscribed and Liked! 😄

[@pablopastenesrojas378]

why is the animation looks so good? I feel I'm watching the lego movie it has that clunky bu nice animation nice job

[@S1r_M4th3w]

I like how the start was crazy and then he just came in and everyone just stopped😂

[@Minecraftianmaniac]

Imma try this out

[@Samuel-v2b3m]

This was so helpful, thanks 😊

[@groundbreakinganimations]

Very Useful!

[@wolfknightstudios5021]

This is a great video! How do you keep the paper inside the light hilt do you used clay and what kind of paper do you used??

[@Loft_Studios]

Are use sticky tack to stick the paper to the light saber. You can use card stock or regular paper. They both have their advantages. I prefer card stock 👍

[@wolfknightstudios5021]

@@Loft_Studios alright thank you!!

[@sylvester_productions]

Thats so dope! do you have a link to the flash light you use?

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks! I just put a link in the description.

[@lankdastudio]

It's a really cool idea, but what do you do to make the paper not fall or bend from the lightsaber? And, for the blaster shots when they are on the air?

[@Loft_Studios]

I use sticky tak to connect the light saber to the hilt and the blaster shots to the blasters.

[@AyoFatal]

“The whatever this is” is so true. Animators to this day are trying to figure out what it is

[@JLikesStarWars]

Jeez that opening shot

[@jopixcreations]

Amazing tutorial!

[@James-vg3fq]

That is actually ingenious 🤩

[@PlasticWars393]

Amazing tutorial:D

[@mrscargamex4355]

Thank you sir from 🇵🇭

[@Cuboostoo]

so, to make multiple colors (for example, two different colors of lightsabers) would that require two different corwd flashlights?

[@Vode_An_919]

Another awesome and funny video!

[@BricksInc475]

You have inspired me

[@galacticproductions786]

Practical effects look mad!

[@GrotesqueBrick]

With a £1.21 budget, this was helpful!

[@Gypsy_Crusader12]

This is awsome

[@LEGOBAY]

Top Video ✨✨✨

[@samii6583]

Babe wake up, Loft Studios just posted

[@teriyakisocks]

Dude this is sick

[@animationcorner4425]

How would you recommend using paper with stop motion studio pro? It really relies heavily on motion to make it look realistic and the lighting.

[@KidZ3ta]

Homie a real one

[@kedarnair2790]

How are you supposed to keep the paper in the saber? btw I love your vids

[@Loft_Studios]

Sticky tac 👍

[@cheeseler123]

Love the video but one question how do put the paper on the item?

[@Loft_Studios]

Thanks! I use a tiny bit of sticky tack.

[@VortexBricks]

I could try this but I’ll try using either white parts or transparent parts

[@Jima123]

great video!