by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: Making a film at one of the most famous stop motion animation studios in the world is a pretty special experience and even more so because until

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: Most people these days learn drawn animation in the computer with a drawing tablet but the pencil and paper method can be just as fun and rewarding.

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: 00:00 Intro, How I got a brick Play Button 01:43 Building my button, with instructions on screen (ASMR) I think everyone should have the chance

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: This video talks about many things... from new adventures to puppies to personal discoveries. Talk to me in the comments - let me know if you

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: Are volcanoes as devastating as we imagine? Yes and no! In this video I explore the mighty giants that are volcanoes and what exactly happens when

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: This video is a compilation of some of my favourite stop motion animation work, from personal projects to client gigs too. I showcase a mixture

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: This is a short film I was commissioned to make for Pride Month 2022 for the SYFY channel's social media. The brief was to explore how identity

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: When getting into self improvement or self development it can be all too easy to fall into the trap of thinking I can't mess up any more, now I

by Animatortor on Animatortor View my bio on BeeToons TV: If you plant a bean seed you wouldn't expect it to grow into a sweetcorn plant... so why do we sow bad seeds for ourselves and expect them to grow

Who doesn't love some claymation dinosaurs? These little cuties are only about an inch tall, so animating them in stop motion was rather challenging. In fact this whole film had a lot more going on technically

In Dragonframe there is a nifty tool called the 'Increment Editor', it allows you to add markers to any line or path that you have drawn, giving you a guide for how far to move your object each frame.

Who doesn't love some claymation dinosaurs? These little cuties are only about an inch tall, so animating them in stop motion was rather challenging. There will be a Jurassic behind-the-scenes to follow