Plan your stop-motion timing like a pro!
💡 Recommended: 12 FPS is perfect for beginners - smooth motion without too many photos!
How many frames do you need for your scene?
That's 360 photos you need to take! 📸
How far should your minifig move per frame?
💡 TIP: About 2/3 of a LEGO stud per photo
| Duration | 12 FPS | 15 FPS | 24 FPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 second | 12 frames | 15 frames | 24 frames |
| 5 seconds | 60 frames | 75 frames | 120 frames |
| 10 seconds | 120 frames | 150 frames | 240 frames |
| 30 seconds | 360 frames | 450 frames | 720 frames |
| 1 minute | 720 frames | 900 frames | 1440 frames |
| 5 minutes | 3600 frames | 4500 frames | 7200 frames |
| Scene Type | Recommended Duration | Frames at 12 FPS |
|---|---|---|
| Soldier walks across screen | 3-5 seconds | 36-60 frames |
| Quick dialogue exchange | 5-10 seconds | 60-120 frames |
| Battle scene | 15-30 seconds | 180-360 frames |
| Establishing shot (showing location) | 2-3 seconds | 24-36 frames |
| Action sequence (explosion, fight) | 10-20 seconds | 120-240 frames |
| Character enters/exits | 3-4 seconds | 36-48 frames |