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Stop Motion Animation - Coggle Diagram
Stop Motion Animation
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Origin
The 1898 short The Humpty Dumpty Circus, in which British 'emigr'es Albert E. Smith and James Stuart Blackton employed the pioneering method to bring a toy circus of animals and acrobats to life, is recognised as the very first example of cinematic stop-motion.
Basics
What is it?
Stop motion animation is a filmmaking technique in which items are physically moved in small increments and captured one frame at a time to create the illusion of motion when played back. Stop motion is similar to flip books in that it uses physical objects rather than graphics.
More about
Creating a stop-motion animation can be a tough process, as most videos are played back at a rate of 24 frames per second (fps) when recorded. One frame of a stop-motion animation consists of a series of still images. It would take 60 hours to make a five-minute video at 24 frames per second if each photo took 30 seconds.
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