07/02/2026
๐ Do you want to learn how to create your own DIY Stop motion animation? Join us on Saturday July 11th from 1-4 with artist .m.scott and create your own short animation!
๐๐๏ธ Stop Motion is a form of frame-by-frame animation often associated with large, laborious studio productions, but it is also achievable on an independent scale with limited resources. This workshop will introduce participants to stop motion as an available means of creating experimental animations (and experimental film) with basic resources like a digital camera, computer, household lighting, and inexpensive materials.
๐ซ Participants will be shown a range of stop-motion animation examples, highlighting independent practices, made with DIY setups that can be achieved at home, as well learn the technical and creative skills to bring their ideas to life.
๐ฅ All materials will be provided but participants are invited to use their own phone cameras for capturing images if they prefer. A top-down animation stand will be available for use during the workshop.
Event Details:
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Date: Saturday, July 11th
๐ Time: 1-4pm
๐๏ธ The Workshop is free but registration is required
๐ฌ Link is in the bio!
Facilitated by Adrienne Scott (she/her), an artist, animator, and educator based in Toronto, Ontario. She holds a BFA from the University of Ottawa (2016) and an MVS from the University of Toronto (2024).She has shown work at Karsh-Masson Gallery, Idea Exchange, Gallery 44, Art Museum at the University of Toronto, and Pleasure Dome. Most recently, her animated film โFinding another entrance, trying the same doorโ was screened at the Fluxus Experimental Film Festival and the Ottawa International Animation Festival.
The Media Collaboratory is generously supported by the through their Community Vitality Grant.
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