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Stop-motion animation involves photographing and combining sequential images of an object that has been moved in small increments to create the illusion of movement. The Magic Roundabout from 1965 was one of the earliest examples that used this technique to move characters tiny amounts between each photo to create flowing motion when viewed as a film. Later examples like The Secret Adventures of Tom Thumb in 1993 featured improved animation with clearer storylines, voiceovers, and background music. Wallace & Gromit - Curse of the Were-Rabbit from 2005 took 5 years to create due to its highly detailed stop-motion animation combining both clay figures and hand-drawn elements.
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Stop-Motion Animation
- 2. WHAT IS A STOP-MOTION ANIMATION? Slow motion animation is when an image is drawn or a certain object or material is used such as a pencil then it is moved/drawn very tiny bit, after doing that the next stage is to photograph the whatever is been moved/drawn and then put together, so when it is watched the flow of the images flows like a film
- 3. THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT 1965 Analysis ‘The Magic Roundabout’ is one of the oldest stop-motion animations done in 1965. through out the scenes of ‘The Magic Roundabout’ the characters were moved very tiny bit and an photo of it was taken, so when all the images were put together it was flowed like a film. This process took a very long time as it was vary hard to do so. Not only objects were used to create a stop-motion animation, drawing were also involved in stop-motion animation. The use of colours in the images above are very vibrant as child were the target audience of that particular stop-motion animation, however during that time vibrant, sharp colours were popular with stop-motion animations. Also too many objects/drawings were moving at once which looked very packed.
- 4. THE SECRET ADVENTURES OF TOM THUMB 1993 Analysis As years went by, stop-motion animations had changed from sharp, vibrant colours to heaven like lighter colours. This sort of stop motion animation had voiceovers of each individual characters. The voiceovers were very much easy and clear to understand what was happening in the story and background music was used for effects. during this period of time many stop-motion animations had clear storylines of what was happening with longer plots and movements, this was because the progress of stop-motion animation had improved even more.
- 5. WALLACE & GROMIT - CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT 2005 Analysis Wallace and Gromit – Curse Of The Were-Rabbit took 5 years to make, this was because this piece of animation was very well detailed. As the character spoke their action/movements went very well with what they were saying. Not only stop-motion animation was used, hand drawn animation was also used( Above, the image to the right is hand drawn). This is the stop-motion animation was done using clay and other real life objects.