Stop motion is a wonderful medium with many films that have gone overlooked, from cutesy holiday specials to terrifying trips into fractured worlds.

Stop-motion is one of the most basic and time-consuming methods of animation. As told by its second name of 'claymation,' it's the process of posing clay models, photographing them, and then ...

The entire process took four weeks of printing, sculpture trimming, and the special diligence that comes with making a stop-motion film. The heart of the project was to experiment, create ...

Stop-motion animators were helpful in this process because “CGI animators”, as we know them, didn’t yet exist. Amid a CGI-induced scare, Tim Burton and Henry Selicks’ The Nightmare Before ...

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But first, a little background. The first stop-motion animation film is thought to be 1898's "The Humpty Dumpty Circus." It's a painstaking process in which objects are moved in small increments ...

It takes great skill and creativity, especially in stop-motion animation. While the technique is time-consuming and requires the utmost attention to detail, it gives the film's character and world ...

Japanese director Takehide Hori spent seven years creating the magnum opus of stop-motion animation, but he isn’t done yet.

Robots made of broken toy parts, stop-motion animation ... With a self deprecating wit, they take us through the process of turning broken Bionicle parts, bits of Gundam, Lego, and, armature ...