As there were not enough computers to go around we went out into Burton and the surrounding areas to take some pictures. Here are a selection of the images that were taken. this was just to give us an idea of how the pictures would look like if we chose these areas for our actual proper location shoot. there are many other locations that we could choose however in the time we had we could not explore anymore.
During the lesson on a Wednesday, there are four separate groups in the one room, however there are not enough computers for us all to use them. In order to solve this problem two groups stayed in the main room and two groups went off into another room, so that there were enough computers for everybody. After moving rooms and logging on I went onto youtube and typed in stop motion to the search box, here i found the Paul vs' Tony stop motion video which you can find above.
This video must have taken a while to make due to the amount of different scenes there are present in the short film. The people must have also had rather good balance as most of the time the actors are balancing on one leg.
After researching into stop motion videos myself and the other sam (samnellist.blogspot.com) created our own stop motion video. Overall we took about 79 pictures just to make this 15 second video.
As there were not enough computers to go around we went out into Burton and the surrounding areas to take some pictures. Here are a selection of the images that were taken. this was just to give us an idea of how the pictures would look like if we chose these areas for our actual proper location shoot. there are many other locations that we could choose however in the time we had we could not explore anymore. 
