How to quickly remove rigs for stop-motion

[@winter.nevada]

Exactly the video I was looking for! Thank you! It's like magic. Thank you for sharing.

[@SeeLearn]

That's so great to hear!!!! Id love to see it when you're done!

[@seth_bortner]

Super helpful!

[@SeeLearn]

Great!!!

[@snowhorse3616]

Very helpful, excellent video! Thank you!

[@SeeLearn]

Very glad to have helped! Share your work with us when it's done!

[@elid2169]

Thanks for the tutorial, it was helpful (:

[@SeeLearn]

Great!! Let us know when you use it in one of your films

[@msnspy]

this is useful thank you

[@SeeLearn]

Glad it was helpful!

[@soniavivosarria8385]

Thanks for the tutorial. Could we use green objects and key them out so we can remove them easier?

[@SeeLearn]

Sure you could but unless it's a really even colour it will still have some traces that will have to be masked anyways. That's why I leave my rigs and objects as is.

[@frogc.]

What if you don't have a replacement image? What can I do?

[@SeeLearn]

can you use any frame in the animation? sometimes i use the first frame because it's usually the cleanest

[@Hellhamster]

Wow that took for ever to set up

[@SeeLearn]

What set up? the AE files? or the stop motion?

[@MrMoto948]

That was one frame, doesn't seem economical if you have 200. Thx for the vid.

[@Achlys384]

Fr this isn’t fast

[@ThisOLmaan]

why you erasing it, if you going to record the front view cant you just put a brick to hold it up? i didn't see you doing the side view in ur final piece, I don't get it

[@SeeLearn]

we're erasing the rig that is supporting the object, so it looks like it's standing on it's own! movie magic!