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Video(s): Everything You Wanted to Know About the ‘Isle of Dogs’ Production Process But Were Afraid to Ask
The heart, humor and inventiveness of 'Isle of Dogs' had to be stitched out of 130,000 stills.
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Hand-Crafted Stop-Motion Creates Charming Sainsbury’s Christmas Spot
UK grocery chain Sainsbury’s has released a three-minute stop-motion Christmas ad starring James Corden and featuring original music from Flight of the Conchords’s Bret...
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Stop-Motion Animated Spot Depicts the Heart-wrenching Dreams of Animals on the Brink of Extinction
A beautiful and heart-wrenching stop-motion animation conveys the plights of animals on the brink of extinction by showing their perspective as humans hunt them...
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3D Printing, Projection Mapping and Stop-Motion Create Eye-Catching Music Video
The video was created by animation studio Dropbear Digital and took two months to animate the 60 individual 3D printed parts.
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Stop-Motion and CGI Meld for Charming Agriculture Spot
A blend of physical miniature sets and 3D CGI animation blend together to make “Building a Rocket,” a charming spot for agriculture firm GWK,...
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This Stop-Motion Music Video Reaches New Heights
Joseph Brett directs the stop-motion music video for Ezra Furman’s “Ordinary Life” taking place on a miniature bedroom set with a starry destiny. Watch...
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Inside the Intricate Stop-Motion World of ‘Anomalisa’
Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson’s stop-motion animated film Anomalisa tells the story of a motivational speaker (voiced by David Thewlis) whose life is changed...
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‘Anomalisa’ Tells a Grown-Up Story with Puppets
Anomalisa co-directors Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson talk to Indiewire about telling a nuanced and grown-up story using stop-motion animation and puppets. Says Johnson,...
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Inside the Process of Charlie Kaufman’s Stop-Motion Animated Film ‘Anomalisa’
"The thing that I got from this movie was, if you keep working on something, something will come of it," Kaufman says.