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Stop motion history of stop motion

David Pescovitz at 9:06 am Thu, Nov 11, 2010

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Chloe Fleury created a fun and informative short stop motion history of stop motion animation. (via GOOD)

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  • pjcamp

    No Ray Harryhausen?

  • Shibi

    I needed a little closure at the end… like a:
    the
    end.
    <3

  • jfrancis

    Incorrectly taught animators to think of frames as points in time rather than periods of time, and the motion blur calculations in most computer animation packages have been slightly wrong ever since.

    http://www.digitalartform.com/archives/2005/06/motion_blur.html

  • thisgirlangie

    Chloe Fleury now heads a design agency at http://www.wearehopscotch.com (or in twitterspeak, @ wearehopscotch)

  • thisgirlangie

    Oops, @wearehopscotch

  • Hannah

    I’m surprised Michel Gondry wasn’t mention in the string of names of directors who use stop motion.

  • Anonymous

    No Art Clokey?