Creative Spark: Deborah Cook
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Stop Motion Costume Designer Deborah Cook ("The Boxtrolls", "ParaNorman", "Coraline") takes viewers inside her creative process in an exploration of where ideas come from.
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This is so motivating and inspiring. Working for LAIKA is like a dream
or hell
Martyna Koleniec Same here!
Martyna Koleniec I
i see what you did there
I agree i have a good spin off seires related to coraline
I adore stop motion animation. every film is just so full of creativity and magic.
I saw a lot of stop motion movies from my childhood days in upstate New York back in the 00’s
Ya know Aardman & Laika
Looking at the reference near the end, I just realised how the other mother from Coraline closely resembles a goliath beetle.
I would love to meet the entire team behind Laika! I really appreciate their work, down to the smallest detail! Their movies saved my life. You done know how ugly it gets when you hit depression... but every time I watch their movies specially coraline (my fav) I forget about everything!
this is wonderfully fascinating. stopmotion captivates me.
Wow, stop motion is just amazing. It's like you have these material like some fabric, sticks and stuff like that and you can use all of them the way you like, building, cutting, gluing, coloring, molding. And so the characters and environment are created, all by the insane amount of creativity, passion and efforts. I hope stop motion will grow strongly and get appreciated more. Such a great form of art.
Love these Creative Spark interviews!
This is really cool. Also I can't help but notice she has very striking eyes!
I'm glad she loves her job
Wow! Talking about loving your work. This is so Inspiring!
Simply amazing. Both of those were amazing films and the effort really shows in the final product.
her eys are so brite and butiful
This is such a huge fulfillment of a need I have for knowing the technical details about how these types of films are done . I have been fascinated by this all my life and even made a crude stop action film of my own , at one point . I still hope I'll have a chance to work within this genre someday .
SHE'S AMAZING!
THIS WHOLE CREW IS JUST INCREDIBLE!!!!
Wow, amazing. What a great designer.
Laika:
*chooses hardest movies to stop motion with and need a heap of special effects*
Disney:
*chooses ones that should most likely be stop motion*
she's brilliant and has great looking/color eyes
That dedication makes it even more beautiful.
These people are crazy! Very meticulous work.
A fascinating glimpse into the specific costuming challenges involved in stop-motion animation, especially fabric scale and how to use differing textures to appear similar to human sized garments.
blow my mind..... you guys are amazing.....................
This process is so intriguing. I’m glad that I ran across this video in my own research. I love her passion for creating each item and her work in general. It comes across in every design. Brilliant!!!🌟✨🌟
Really makes you appreciate stop motion pieces all the more.
Thank you Deborah and all the crew for all hardwork for the film !
omg im exhausted just by watching it.
4:42 they had stuff from kubo and the two strings in this video a couple of months before it came out
stop motion movies take years to make
vooshnog Kubo took 5 in total
So inspirational and. Passionate, how does one get work experience with you....
Deborah looks like shes from coraline
IKR?
I’ve watched Coraline at least 100 times!
This...is astounding. I have fallen in love. So much respect for this craft after watching this. Wow.
This is an odd thought, i wonder how they decide where each character model is going to go after each film, cos it looks like they keep them around as reference or even ornaments, i wonder if each department try to bag different characters to keep in their department? Haha x
She's so beautiful! Love this video
Curious Question. What happen to the dolls after the film?
Gernel Filipinas probably set up for display in the studio
Gernel Filipinas they are auctioned off actually they probably keep some
Thanks for reply guys
Some. Are kept in exhibits, and other times auctioned off for charity events. I got curious to see how much a puppet or a prop might have cost... THERE IS AN EGGS BABY PUPPET BEING SOLD ON EBAY FOR $15,000.00.
This is a fantastic video!
GIVE THEM AN OSCAR FOR F#@K'S SAKE!!!
Thank you for sharing this , amazing work
I like how you care about the details. Indeed, they do matter 👍👏👏👏
I would love to do something like this as my career I just don't know how to get their, ughhhh
Amazing skills
Thank you
خوب
Thank you. It was very informative . I am only a beginner.
i wish laika made fran bow
I love coraline
This is incredible.
Awesome!!
great wonderfull work!
This is great!
this is alot of work?!_!_!_!
Stop motion is the most tedious of animation.
Woah cool I think I want to start making stuff like this too lol!
when Shear Dedication and Pure Creativity meets...
who would "dislike" this video ??
please do Coraline 2
please
dragon Newar i think one was good for the story :0
I actually dont think that is a good idea, because Neil Gaiman has not written a second book, and it might not feel the same as the original. Coraline should be left as is.
+Jane Wheeler you're right it could feel different than the first
Laika doesn't do sequels.
Like this. Great videos
what a cool problem to have
👍
i want that job
I think thats the movie Coraline
How do I make these characters? Or do I need to purchase from somewhere according to my requirement?
Does anyone know the music at the beginning?
im going to college to animate stop motion animation
so she does paper collage illustration, textiles laboratory, research library, and still missing : broomstick cupboard
Laika is the next aardtion the studio who made Wallace and gromit
why not make a new Corrine movie
All the puppets have lines above their mouths. This is so they can switch the mouths and give them different emotions.
However, I do not see the lines in the movies. How is this?
Wj11jam they probably remove it with the computer
Wj11jam is that...Lenny-azazel?
Trent2998
Why, yes. Yes, it is.
Wj11jam nice
Yes, according to Cinefex the seam lines were removed by computer in post-production.
I don't know what is easier. Making small and tiny dresses or jeans for puppets or making big outfits for other people.
kubo!!
what id give for a one on one interview with deb
my dream is to work for a stopmotion studio like laika
Is deborah bristolian?
1:04 What The Heck!?!? What does that have to do with anything?
Ikr
*i refuse to believe coraline is a stop motion*
Would be nice if animators created a stop motion movie that was beautiful instead of always macabre.
can I say something😁
熊彪 it's been 3 months
熊彪 it's been 6 months
熊彪 its been a year
熊彪 it’s been two years
It's been 4 years!!