Good stuff.
Well you did the best you could in the limited enviroment. Next time try yo use a setting with consistent lighting, Sure you don't have money for a studio but even closing the curtains and using lamps would give more consistent shadows and frames.
Second like mentioned before invest in a tripod or something to make it stationary frame to frame. On the plus side you did your Panning shots very well.
wtf
it loaded then all i saw was the first frame of the movie and nothing else.
right click and hit play
Good
Good use of still animation. Real good.
Very cute!
Neat little concept, I'm thankful that Wall-E was an articulate toy, because it allowed you to come up with very funny expressions and body language for the little guy.
The only thing you need to work on is stabilizing the camera; the very minute differences after each frame give it the illusion of constant motion, like your on water, when it's clear you were trying to make the camera stationary.
That, and additional sound effects wouldn't hurt. Quiet little treads running, motors softly whirring and Wall-E's garbling. I know that this was only for a class project, and it's your first try at this, but that's the constructive criticism I'm leaving.
Other than that, you did a great job! I'd like to see more, so keep it up!
lol
u made me log on just to give u a 10 keep it up