Let's see, the whole video is set at a rate of 5 fps, and there are a total of 407 frames, which meant 406 separate photos I had to resize and adjust before porting it to Flash. It was a long, relatively complicated process, but the end results are very pleasing. If I were to raise it up to the standard frame rate, of about 12 fps, the whole video would have lasted only 40.6 seconds, versus the current 81.2 seconds. The 81.2 seconds was chosen because of the way it fit the music smoothly enough, and the speed at which the frames flowed. It turned out pretty good, if you ask me. =) I'm in the process of creating another stop-motion frame-by-frame, photography-by-photograph, which will be about two minutes or more in length. I just have a few scenes left to shoot and then I can begin the editing process. Keep your eyes open for that, or come back to check my user profile page to see if it has been added. It will be called "Will You Follow Me?" and will feature music by the same title. =)

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