I edit all of my videos in Sony Vegas which is Windows only and the main reason that I don't use Macintosh in my studio.
#Animation desk setup software
Software wise I use Stopmotion Explosion's desktop app with the SME camera, and just shoot to an 128GB SDXC card when I'm using the Canon. Therefore I employ an array of Seagate Hard drives for storage and back up, in 1.5TB and 4TB sizes.
#Animation desk setup 1080p
With the PC I use a 1080p Asus Gaming Monitor which has decent colour accuracy and covers enough of the sRGB colour space that I can forget what the number was and just carry on.Īs you well know digital film production takes up a lot of virtual space, the project folder for Lego Vacuum Cleaner takes up 28.5GB all on its own pretty hefty when you consider the fact that the final length of the film tips the scales at 96 seconds. With an Intel Core i5, 12GB of ram, and an Nvidia GTX1050 2GB GPU it more than gets the job done. As a matter of fact I bought this computer specifically for animation and video production. Things that you can't see because they are behind me: A massive collection of Lego stored in IKEA cabinets and a Billy Bookcase (apparently I have a thing for IKEA).Īll of my animation work is stored and completed on my desktop PC that is sitting slightly out of the shot to the right. The table I use is actually made of two smaller IKEA tables setup adjacent to each other. (Note: the Pixar / IKEA lamp design is based on the Luxo Lamp, a great choice for lighting sets!)įor larger setups I will use diffuser box photography lights not featured in the shot.
I also have an IKEA desk lamp that I sometimes use to augment the two smaller lights I actually bought this lamp on the sole ground that it resembles the Pixar Jumping Lamp. I like the softer warm light from the regular incandescent bulbs as opposed to that of CLF bulbs.
Noah: For lighting I usually stick to the light box and desk lamps from Polaroid that you can see in the photo. He's been really busy of late, and has a great setup for his advanced productions that use a combination of DSLR & the 1080P camera included with the Stopmotion Explosion Animation Kit. In our first post, we're featuring Noah von Hatten from Brickwolf Animation Studios. A dedicated workspace is the cornerstone of high-quality productions! If you want your studio to be featured on our site, fill out our interview form, and we'll get back to you! We're launching a new series of posts featuring the home-made studios our animators use to create their movies.
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