Eaten by a Purple Monster
January 22nd, 2012 by Leora
Some bloggers have suggested that one do video as part of one’s presentation (especially if you are marketing a product or service). However, having seen some poorly made videos by some bloggers, I will continue to specialize in coding, graphics, social media and writing short web content. Also, I see via my middle son how much energy goes into creating what I consider to be a good video.
Hope you enjoy his latest claymation film creation, which uses clay for creatures.
Nice job! Does your son intend to choose college options that include movie making?
He’s only in 9th grade. So far, he’s expressed some interest in engineering. It would be nice if he could find an engineering school that also had creative courses like film or art. There are a few. We shall see.
Very impressive! May you continue to have much nachat from him and your other children!
Thank you for watching.
Your son is very creative. He did this so well and it was fun to watch.
I appreciate your watching, Carver. I always get excited when he has time to make a new film.
I like it! Your son is very talented.
Bravo to him! Great use of clay and other objects…love the use of the LEGO forms.
As we say here in the mid-east:
Kol Hakavod!
How come, I never saw that purple beast was looking out for a meal? A who made that solid burp??
Funny. Reminds me of children’s TV long, long time ago.
Your boy surely is skilled.
I enjoyed this…he is a talented kid…
Fantastic. I showed this to my son and he was riveted. He and I watched a few of the other claymation videos. We are huge fans. Love the use of lego and thomas train tracks.
Glad you and he liked it! My son makes good use of the toys he loved when he was younger, like the train tracks.