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Stop Motion Animation

Stop motion is a generic general term for an animation technique which makes static objects appear to move. The object is moved by very small amounts between individual frames, producing the effect of motion when the film is played back, as in conventional drawn and painted animation.

A very early example of this is king kong in 1933. we also have recent examples of this such as the recent arrdman production of 'the curse of the wear rabbit'.

posted by Martin Crosbie @ 9:05 AM