Stop Motion for Families (In-Person)
In-Person: Family | This program has been canceled
In this one day workshop, families can work together to create a stop motion short film with found objects and learn how stop motion works! This class comes from feedback from both our kiddos and parents asking for a space to learn together. We couldn't be more thrilled to provide you that space to learn!
Children must be ages 7 and up and their registration must also be paired with an adult/guardian registration.
- We will be animating in stop motion in class! To participate, we request students bring a smartphone or tablet equipped with the “Stop Motion Studio” app. This app is completely free, and we have already done a demo for it in class. Let us know if this is not doable for your family and we will find a solution.
Ariel Grubb
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Ariel Grubb is an animator, visual developer, and interdisciplinary artist whose showcase of work includes in both digital and traditional methods such as stop motion, collage, projection design, zoetropes, and direct on 35mm film animation. Ariel is a graduate of Lesley University and has professional credits that include artistic work for the National Young Arts Foundation, MassOpera, and under public artist and inventor Rufus Butler Seder.
Ariel works in animation production as well as experience as an animation, stop motion, and visual storytelling instructor. Ariel’s work is inspired by animals, nature, and fantasy worlds, and currently lives and works out of Somerville, Massachusetts.