Year 6 Open Evening


Year 6 Open Evening

Brilliant Stop Motion Animation, here at the film studies room. We are using Play-Dough to create our characters, we have had some lovely year 6 students to help create some outstanding characters.

To create this Stop motion Animation you need to make some characters, then set up a camera. Move the characters really slowly and take a photo or several each time you move something, keep on doing this until you think you have done a lot and enough then play it back. This will take a long time but worry it will be worth it.

Our film - Credits
- Mr Cole
- Rebecca
- Louis
- Faris
- Maddison
- Poppy
- Megan











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