This is a video poem produced with images created through the use of Photoshop. Youth took photographs in a studio built with recycled material and edited them to illustrate a poem written by one of the participants. In some images, they mixed their own photographs with fragments of pictures from the Internet, but in a way that would not violate the established copyright rules. Stop motion techniques were also used to convey the message. This media was part of a bullying prevention campaign that aimed to sensitize youth regarding the respect for differences.

Stop Motion Animation

A stop motion animation made by taking pictures frame by frame on a camera. It's a metaphor for life and art, showing that art can spring out of anything in any form or manner to take any shape.

This stop motion animation is about what not to do when handling a bullying situation and reacting badly. This is what happens when these fictional characters let things go too far.

In this stop motion, a man and woman are created out of clay and produce off-spring because of love and they face the pressures of life only to emerge changed.

A stop motion piece about how "art is" for one student.

Stop motion is a great technique for beginners and advanced media makers. There is lots of room for experimentation and creativity and it can work in pretty much any environment with a camera and computer. This video introduces helpful concepts and techniques required to tell exciting stories using stop motion.

With its stunning visual effects and groundbreaking stop-motion technology, Autofuss makes you believe anything is possible.

A stop motion animation on the realities of student loan debt.

Jane Urban made “Moonsong,” a stop motion video showing the connection between nature, humans and art, for Fast Forward, an Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston program in which teens create new media work for critique, presentation and distribution.