This document discusses different animation techniques including stop motion animation, claymation, and puppet animation. Stop motion animation involves photographing small movements of everyday objects to create the illusion of movement when the photos are combined. Claymation uses clay figures that are molded to create movements, while puppet animation involves puppet figures interacting in realistic environments.

1. ANIMATION
BACKGROUND
HISTORY/GENRE
RESEARCH
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2. Stop Motion Animation
 This technique consists of creating an
animation that uses everyday objects,
photographing each movement separately so
that when each photograph is put together,
there is movement. This type of animation is
not as time consuming when compared to
computer animation. It is also inexpensive.

3. Claymation
 Claymation: This animation consists of using
clay to mould into figures to create the
animation.
 Puppet Animation: This uses puppet figures in
a realistic environment and are
communicating.