The Hue Animation Studio kit contains everything you need to create and share your own amazing animated movies. It’s a fun and educational gender-neutral gift for kids of all ages and abilities. Enter our giveaway to win one of two kits!
Introduction
I can hardly believe it’s been six years since we created our Adventure in Unst stop motion animation. Where has the time gone? We created the animation using a Hue Animation Studio kit we had been sent for review.
Our short film was played, and fairly well-received, in the local Shetland Screenplay that year too. Afterwards, I went on to help two local schools create award-winning environmental videos.
Hue Animation Studio
This animation kit has gone on to win numerous awards. They’ve been racking them up year after year, and rightly so too. The kit is remarkably easy to use and contains everything you need to create stop motion animated movies at home or in the classroom.
This all-in-one animation kit is the perfect gift to encourage creativity, cooperation and imagination for kids of all ages and abilities. It’s a toy which grows with a child for unlimited play possibilities.
Whether you’re making a LEGO brickfilm with lasers and explosions; filming a claymation movie or watching a flower bloom using time-lapse photography, you can bring anything to life in minutes with the easy-to-use software.
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What’s in the box?
- the award-winning HUE HD camera: a flexible plug-and-play USB camera with a built-in microphone
- a single license for the fully-featured HUE Animation software, designed for children by teachers
- The HUE Book of Animation which has step-by-step instructions for creating 20 hilarious stop motion videos and ideas for even more
Hue Animation in 5 Easy Steps
- Set up: install the easy-to-use HUE Animation software and plug in your HUE camera.
- Take pictures: capture each frame as you move your model.
- Add sound: record your voice, sound effects or import audio tracks.
- Edit frames: add text and special effects to one, or multiple frames.
- Play your movie: then share it on YouTube or Creatubbles, the safe global community for creators of all ages where you can share, discover and interact with your films.
In addition to numerous awards, this animation kit has received a big thumbs up from LEGO Education and it has featured in the Good Toy Guide. Over 100,000 software licenses have been activated so far
This product has been recommended by teachers and used in schools throughout the world for homeschooling, after school clubs, maker spaces and in-classroom STEAM activities.
The kit retails for just £49.99. Enter to win our giveaway below to win one of two kits!
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Giveaway
The team over at Hue HD have very kindly offered the chance for two of my UK readers to each win their own Hue Animation Studio kit worth £49.99. To enter, simply fill out the Rafflecopter entry form below. Terms & Conditions apply. By entering our giveaway you are agreeing to these terms. No purchase is necessary. Giveaway ends at midnight 30/09/2019 (that’s Sunday night/Monday morning).
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A West Coast of Scotland Boat Tour on the Agnes Kay II
perfect for bringing my daughters stories to life
i wouldn’t have a clue but would give it to my daughter who’d proberly do something relating to music
i’d love to make some sort of animation using my daughter’s playmobil. There are loads of excellent ones on youtube and would love to try and replicate myself and then start my own channel.
My twin boys would probably make something about Eco Warriors, gardening, recycling, saving the planet. It’s something they are both interested in.
My granddaughter is obsessed with unicorns so it would have to be something unicorn related for her
I wôuld probablygive it to my goddaughter and her siblings. I have no idea what they would make, they have such imaginations.
my son is obsessed with the garden and rain would create rain falling and flowers growing then blooming
Oh wow, we have a harry potter lego set so we would love to do a stop animation of the lego set and harry fighting away the dormentors.
My little boy is obsessed with tanks so I would imagine he would create a battle
The boys are clearly going to be insistent that we make some new Godzilla animation! They may be a tad obsessed.
think my son could create some great homework with this he always has to do posters and think he could submit something a little bit different and more exciting
Leo is an absolute fanatic for action figures so I’d try to create a story where there were plenty of ‘good guys and bad guys’ (he uses that expression all the time!
Its all about fairies in our house at the mo so I would use it towards making them ‘come to life’
I’d give it to my son. He’s already made a mini stop motion film involving his toy tiger destroying a Lego town so this would suit him down to the ground.
Wow. What a great giveaway. I would use my morph character to make a awesome stop motion animation about morph travelling around the world.
My 6 years old daughter loves writing stories. This Animation set would make it possible to make these stories into little films
The wildlife that comes in to our garden, yesterday we had an Owl in the polytunel and this morning I woke up to a Deer on the front lawn
I know exactly what we’d create, a book that my little one just wrote about a penguin going to have tea with a walrus, it would be great to make her book come to life with this gadget!
I’d create a big hug from my grandson – he’s the creative one!
If I won this I would gift it to my son who helps run his school website/blog. I’m sure he would come up with some fantastic animations to add some fun to the site.
would love this!
I would give this to my twin daughters they love creating things so I’m sure this would be hours of fun
My niece would love to make anything princess related, she’s obsessed and I think she’d love to make them come to life!
I love using stop motion animation in my tech integrations with classroom teachers – this would be a great addition to my traveling kits!!
I would give it to my two sons who would spend all day creating batman animations
I would give it to my nephew, this would be his sort of thing and as he is home educated it would be something a bit different for him. He is Mario mad so he’d probably incorporate him into it somewhere!
My son has made a storyboard about a goose and a savage sausage so he would probably animate these characters and tell the story
My nieces and I would make a movie with plasticine people, sounds like a lot of fun and very educational too.
I would love to win for my daughter Cerys, she is currently studying Drama gcse and this would be fantastic as she could use the animation kit towards making her gcse project work
I’d give it to my daughter and she and my granddaughter would have great fun with it, making all kinds of fantastic wonders.
I think my girls would love this. They would make something involving Minecraft.
Something my 2 boys would love help me do, like rockets, trains or dinosaurs would be amazing.
id create a movie about monsters with my niece
The boys will be in their element – lego creations os always top of their lists – theyd be thrilled
I would give it to my daughters (5&6) with their amazing imaginations I would expect something full of fairies, princesses, unicorns and magic!
my son used to do videos on you tube with his lego so he would probably do stuff involving that
I have no idea I am not computer savvy enouhg but I am sure the kids would make clips of the pets
A dinosaur animation.
Id love to recreate finding nemo with my nephew.
I’d make some sort of animal animation 🙂
My friend does still animation courses for kids, I think she could use this in her lessons ♡
I’d recreate finding nemo with my daughter – with all the characters and props. We’d have to much fun!
Would create a Kung Fu cat animation as my son loves both cats and Kung Fu Panda immensly!
it’d go straight to my neice jaz who’s just about to study art at uni. i’m sure she’d absolutely love it (but i may have a little play myself before it goes!)
we would do a lego friends birthday party , there will be alot of dancing and singing
My lad would love this -he’d probably want to make some involving monsters/space/both!
I would give it to my two sons who would no doubt make animations involving Batman and lego!
This would be great for my son to make his own short films
My dads old camcorder could take single frames back in the 90’s, I remember doing some animations and having lots of fun. I would love to get this for my daughter, we would have lots of fun together 🙂
I shall emable my daughter to create her own animations and explore her own creativity.
We would make are own version of a super hero lego movie with my little boys lego sets x
Me and my daughter would make a cartoon skit revolving around her and her friends – they are so funny it won’t be hard!
I would use this with the help of my son who would like to do Lego theme movie
I would be making my own Morph and give him some new friends of my own to see what they get up to.
I loved stop animation as a kid, I was part of my primary schools animation club. Would probably use this to do the same with the kids!
This looks awesome. I love the video you made! My seven year old says he’d make a lego and playdoh mash up!
I’d give this kit to my son who is really creative, and get him to make a video. He made one with a (toy) monkey that is great.
My nephew loves anything to do with Lego so it would be something to do with that.
My son is obsessed with gymnastics and roller coasters so would be a theme with one of those with a mix of gym moves and a tall ride
I think I would probably make a new Lego movie with loads of sound effects and explosions.
I would love to create a Pikachu adventure with my son, who is now fascinated by Pikachu!
Would love to try a Wallace and Gromit style comedy animation sketch with a whole set of spork characters
My daughter would love it to start making you tube videos, her imagination would run wild
If i was to win i think i would create a dog going a walk with his owner or even just a dog playing with a football
I love to felt and have made many fairies, mushrooms, pixies etc for my girls – I would love to help bring them alive through animation!
A local history tour of our Village, The oldest building was built in the 16th Century, and still used today
I’d make a cartoon about school especially school dimners
I’d gift it to my daughter & I think she’d probably do something with Lego