Another great video from Frank Howarth

[Graham Orm]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=p7l3_THa-Yk

 

[MARK.B.]

I thought that was great.

 

[Tim_H]

Thank you for that I really enjoyed that.

I have absolutely no idea how he filmed that, which made it even more impressive.

Magic!

 

[Baldhead]

Also enjoyed it, can't decide whether he's a woodworker or a film maker.

Thanks Graham

BH

 

[Graham Orm]

He's good eh? If you go to his channel on You Tube there are lots. Just search for his name on YT. He did one a while ago showing how he does the stop motion stuff. I like the background noises. He also does ordinary videos which are very good, usually about complex turning jobs.

 

[Graham Orm]

Thank you for that I really enjoyed that.

I have absolutely no idea how he filmed that, which made it even more impressive.

Magic!

Here ya go Tim http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bcWUGmwM6g

 

[Tim_H]

Thanks Graham,

he now has a new video on his channel showing how he did the garden chair stop motion video.

Whilst removing the magic it is impressive how much work that entailed!

Amazing workshop by the by.

 

[fraxinus]

What a brilliant video. Must have taken so long to film.

 

[fraxinus]

What a brilliant video. Must have taken so long to film.

 

[houtslager]

another film to add to the long list of YT vids thanks, a very interesting method of filming, making it look like a ghost or 3 were working in that shop





K

 

[Graham Orm]

Thanks Graham,

he now has a new video on his channel showing how he did the garden chair stop motion video.

Whilst removing the magic it is impressive how much work that entailed!

Amazing workshop by the by.

Just watched it Tim, thanks. Clever and very patient guy.

 

[potteringpotter]

stunning video and wonderful result

 

[KevM]

Another great video from Frank Howarth,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... PL3kJPsVdA

Published on Mar 1, 2014
This is the fully animated story of making four bookcases. The four cases are made from two pieces of walnut veneer plywood with almost no waste. The base for the cases is made from solid walnut with mitered corners The bookcases are 33 inches tall and 47 inches wide. The finish is wipe on polyurethane. They fit under and within the spacing of the windows in the living room.

I shot approximately 11,700 frames for this animation and used roughly 6,400 of them. I worked on this project intermittently from the 5th of January to 1st of March, 2014.

 

[Graham Orm]

Keep up Kev.
new-frank-howarth-video-the-best-yet-t78053.html

 

[Yorkshire Sam]

Don't you just hate it when a guy is so talented ... what makes it worse is in so many different fields! I watched both the chair film and the making of it over twice and was still spell bound. Even when you know how he made it, its still amazing!