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Stop Motion (First Stop Motion Animations (First stop motion animation…
Stop Motion
Reinventing Stop Motion
The use of flexible-modelling clay to create characters, around 1950, is another important development in the history of stop-motion animation.
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The Golden Age
Stop Motion first entered the mainstream film industry, through the work of the animator, Willis O'Brien in The Lost World (1925) and King Kong (1933).
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Developing Stop Motion
Blackton continued working and developing this technique, by blending live-action and stop motion, in the Enchanted Drawing in 1900.
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