An Australian filmmaker who attended the first Hulkamania tour in Melbourne last week created a short film using special photo lenses and time lapse animation to create a unique look of the show.

Keith Loutit used lenses which are usually designed for close-ups and used time lapse animation that created an illusion that you're watching toys in claymation rather than real footage.

"Tilt-shift photography creates a narrow depth of field, It creates the illusion of something that is really small and close to the eye," Loutit told ninemsn.com.au.

"Hulk Hogan was such a pop culture icon in the '80s and '90s and people of my generation had Hulk Hogan action figures, so it seemed like a good choice."

You can see the video below.