Stop Motion

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In this short stop motion video, my partner and I used shoes and shoe boxes to create a short story about two pairs of shoes that go on a date. The video begins with the male leaving his home. The shoes travel across town to pick up the female, and then they head to their favorite local restaurant, the pizza box.

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