An invitation made of paper and filmed one frame at a time. Big torn colour sheets show their white fibres, cut-out people with a white paper border jump between two spots on a 0.4-second beat, photos sit in arch, torn, circle or heart frames, a retro TV plays the couple's story, the date is glued on in cut-out ransom letters and the details are written on kraft cards. Every piece boils gently and nothing moves smoothly: warm, handmade and joyful. Made for wedding invitations, save-the-dates, anniversaries and party invites, in 16:9 or 9:16.
Use this styleSay what you are inviting people to (a wedding, engagement, anniversary or party) and give the facts that should appear: both names, the date and weekday, the city and venue, the day's schedule and the dress-code colours. Upload 2–6 photos of the people (a clear subject that is not cut off by the frame becomes a paper cut-out; two poses take turns jumping) and 3–6 photos of places (shown in a photo frame or on the TV). You can pick a palette: Retro Warm, Morandi, Summer Island or Film Night. Names, dates and places are used exactly as you give them and never invented; add your own background music if you want any.
An 8-second highlight: the couple twirls and swaps poses on the headline page, a lakeside view slides in inside an arch frame, and the date is glued on in cut-out ransom letters as the couple jumps for joy. Summer Island palette; the people are anime illustrations and the names and date are examples.
Collage Stop-Motion Invite · 16:9 · 8.0s