The Tiny Angry Witch

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A series of stop-motion animations about the Tiny Angry Witch who lives in our home! All made with models, puppets, and household objects.

The Tiny Angry Team
David | Lumi | Beth | Odinn | Witch
www.tinyangrywitch.com | https://linktr.ee/tinyangrywitch

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She’s tiny. She’s angry. She’s the Tiny Angry Witch! We make stop-motion animations about the Tiny Angry Witch who lives in our home. Follow us for videos and behind the scenes glimpses! Animated ~ Lumi Barron Written ~ David K. Barnes Voiced ~ Beth Eyre Sound & Music ~ Odinn Orn Hilmarsson

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⭐ BOOK ⭐ The Tiny Angry Witch has got a book of magic - but when you’re tiny, turning the pages can be tricky… This is our longest video so far. Stop-motion animation, made with models, props, and patience! Written, built, animated, voiced, and scored by 4 x people (and 1 x Witch)

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I’ve never seen this Harryhausen quote about why stop motion animation is its own aesthetic form & trying to make it feel like smooth live-action is a category error. ❤️

As Harryhausen summed it up in 1981: To me, the ultimate aim in making our films has never been the smoothing out of stop-motion animation. To try to duplicate live action in every way seems to me like asking a painter to paint a landscape so it will appear like a photograph. Our pictures are more of a surrealistic experience rather than an excursion into technical perfection. I’m certain technical perfection has its place and its advantages, but could you really make a sequence such as the skeleton swordfight in Jason and the Argonauts … with a computer?
Animation Obsessive@ani-obsessive.bsky.social

Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion skeletons in Jason and the Argonauts are amazing even now. He animated the sequence by himself for more than four months -- without computers or even an easy way to check his work. We're looking into how he did it: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/how-ray-ha...

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