Stop-motion Fabrication on a Budget

with Meghan Graham

So you want to make miniatures and puppets but you are broke and don’t know where to start. Stop-motion can be a pricey art form, but it doesn’t have to be. In this workshop, you will learn about Meghan Graham’s experience in making budget-friendly projects while also getting a step-by-step tutorial on how to make a stop-motion hand from affordable materials. A hands on workshop, where you learn how to make stuff with real materials and tools, while having tons of fun.

Max Capacity: 15 students


Build-up Technique for Puppet Fabrication

With Webster Colcord

An overview and demo of the build-up technique for puppet fabricarion, which is a “direct build” of the puppet without using full molds.

*Max Capacity: 20 students


Stylized set construction

with Mystery Meat Media

The team from Oakland’s Mystery Meat Media gives tips on using easy-to-source materials to make cinematic environments, featuring examples from their latest work for Nickelodeon, in which they re-created scenes from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie using toys in a cardboard world.

Capacity: 15-20 students


Make tiny plants!

with Grace Bennett

In this hands-on workshop, we’ll fabricate a variety of flowers and shrubs for stop motion projects, both realistic and stylized. We’ll discuss the look development process and approach of selecting and testing out different materials, as well as Grace’s journey from SJSU to Laika studios.

Capacity: 15 students


How i create my films

With Kangmin Kim

The amazing director, artist and independent creator Kangmin Kim will unveil the secrets of his creativity, showing us how he creates his films, and how he went about developing his unique career. This worksohp will include insights into his filmmaking process, a deep dive into his passion for filmmaking, and where he draws inspiration from.


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