Just saw this on pool, and thought i would post it on here. Great use of stop motion animation.

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Thats genius, Wonder how many photos he used there.. The swimming in the sink was clever.

1,300 photos they used, if you double click the video, it opens it up on youtube and tells you.

Brilliant - it takes ages to do the simplest animation of only about 30 frames but the technicalities and time required to a) produce the photos and b) assemble into the final animation is just mind-boggling. Truly gobsmacked.

That was mint! It must have took some time and effort!

thats class, good find

it takes the creators of Wallace and Gromit a day to do 5 seconds of film!

Cool clip. I was also impressed by the stop motion Julia Nunes used in this clip :

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Very nice clip spinner - like it a lot