Participants explored the basics of stop-motion animation, including frame-by-frame techniques and object animation.

In this interactive workshop led by Sarita Wilson, an expert in children's TV animation, participants explored the fundamentals of stop-motion animation, learning how to bring objects to life through simple frame-by-frame techniques. The workshop covered key concepts such as animating with materials like clay models, puppets, and paper cutouts, along with practical tips on lighting, camera setup, and using stop-motion apps for editing. Highlights included a live demonstration of stop-motion, followed by an opportunity for participants to create their own animations and learn from famous examples like The Nightmare Before Christmas.

About the Instructor:

Colors Art Institute is a forward-thinking hub that fosters creativity and innovation. Beyond traditional education, it nurtures a dynamic community where imagination thrives, focusing on experiential learning, mentorship, and industry integration. The institute is also the exclusive provider of École Intuit Lab courses in the region, offering specialized programs in animation, design, and visual communication. With a focus on equipping learners with technical skills and adaptability, Colors Art Institute prepares students for success in the evolving global creative landscape.