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13. Stop Motion - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Stop motion animation is perhaps as old as filmmaking itself. The first instance of the technique can be credited to Georges Méliès for A Trip to the Moon http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop-motion_animation

Stop motion From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Stop-motion animation Stop motion is an animation technique which makes static objects appear to be moving. It is central to the claymation technique used on popular children's shows such as Gumby and to the puppet-based animation of such well-known films as (Tim Burton's) The Nightmare Before Christmas Henry Selick Chicken Run DreamWorks ... Aardman Animations , 2000) and Corpse Bride Tim Burton Stop motion requires a camera, either motion picture or digital, that can expose single frames . It works by shooting a single frame, stopping the camera to move the object a little bit, and then shooting another frame. When the film runs continuously for more than 15 frames per second, the illusion of fluid motion is created and the objects appear to move by themselves. This is similar to the animation of cartoons, but with real objects instead of drawings. Contents History Current Work Software Compare with ... edit History Stop motion animation is perhaps as old as film-making itself. The first instance of the technique can be credited to Georges M©li¨s for A Trip to the Moon Le voyage dans la lune

14. BBC - Blast - Film film making is not just movies. It s animation, DVD, and anything that produces moving images. Get support, inspiration and advice from your peers and http://www.bbc.co.uk/blast/film/

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 21st September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage blast home art ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Missed our live chats with film-makers and directors? Catch up on the latest chats here . Get ready to fire your questions at the experts. Trade ideas, give and get feedback and support from others. A film expert hosts the Film Message Board and is here to help you get what you need. Check out our expert answers to your burning questions about everything from storyboarding to animation. The best links from the BBC and beyond... BBC Create - other creative sites on the BBC. BBC Films - reviews and latest film news. BBC Film Network - showcasing and connecting new British film talent. Video Nation - lots of useful tips about making videos. The One Minutes Junior - watch short movies by young film-makers from Europe. Youth TV - helping youths express themselves through film. First Light Movies - funding and advice for young film-makers. UK Film Council - promoting the enjoyment and understanding of cinema.

15. BBC - Blast - Film filmmaking Part I What s involved? What s involved in making a film? Make sure people living with you are aware what s happening, animation needs a http://www.bbc.co.uk/blast/film/filmmaking_part1.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 21st September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage blast home art ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Blast Film - Filmmaking: Part I Filmmaking: Part I: What's involved? What's involved in making a film? It can be as simple or as complex as you want. Anybody who enjoys the cinema knows that when the final credits roll they include everyone who has contributed - Director, Performers, Best Boy, Gaffer, Foley Artist, Stunt Supervisor, Make Up, etc. It usually takes over a hundred people working a year to make a feature film, ten people to produce a pop promo and around twenty to film a documentary. The reason so many people are involved is because films need to be made quickly and on budget. Many famous directors started by making films completely on their own - Orson Welles, George Lucas, Robert Rodrigues. You may not have the special effects and big budgets of Hollywood but you do have time on your side. Use it to experiment and make a few mistakes. It's the way to learn. And that's where the fun begins. Go on; make a film. Where to start Open your eyes and ears to everything. Look at TV, films, games, the Internet, books, theatre and dance. Listen to your friends speaking, see how your relatives behave. Watch the trees in the breeze.

16. Movie Making Manual-Animation - Wikibooks In modern film making, 3D computer animation (CGI) is most often used as it can come close to matching the look of the rest of the film, while offering http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Movie_Making_Manual-Animation

Movie Making Manual-Animation From Wikibooks This Module is part of the Movie Making Manual Animation is the process of creating moving images from a series of still images. In film making, this can be used to create a shot or sequence that cannot be shot on camera. There are many techniques that can be used, including drawings, photos (pixelation), 3D (model or puppet), and 2D and 3D computer animation. Animations can be produced on film or as a movie file or still image sequence. Still images - created at high resolution and uncompressed (or with lossless compresion) are often prefered as they give flexibilty and high image quality. In an NLE (Non Linear Editor) a still image sequence can usually be imported as a group, and edited into the film, with the option of adjusting the indivdual frames. In modern film making, 3D computer animation (CGI) is most often used as it can come close to matching the look of the rest of the film, while offering great flexibility. Animation is by nature a slow and highly skilled process, but the tools are readily available, for example there are low cost or free trial versions of many animation software packages(expect a steep learning curve). Peter strickland 17:21, 25 Feb 2005 (UTC)

17. Cinematic Terms - A FilmMaking Glossary the basic machine involved in filmmaking, from a hand-held version to an animated film that is usually not of feature length; also see animation http://www.filmsite.org/filmterms4.html

Cinematic Terms A Film-Making Glossary In order to be knowledgeable about film-making, the vocabulary of film studies and the techniques of cinema, some of the most basic and common terms must be defined. Illustrations are provided with many of the terms, to help describe them more fully. Index to Glossary (alphabetical) A A -B B ... -Z Cinematic Terms Definition and Explanation Example (if applicable) bracketing the act of shooting a scene several times with different F-stops to try and get a certain desired effect bridging shot a shot used to cover or 'bridge' a jump in time or place or other discontinuity Examples include: falling calendar pages, newspaper headlines, railroad wheels, seasonal changes, and maps, such as the transitional travel maps (reminiscent of serials) in Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) buddy film a subgenre of film (comedies, westerns, dramas, action films, road films, etc.) in which two mismatched persons (usually males) are forced to work together, often a pair of police cops; situations are often contrived to present the pair with challenges or strains that both strengthen their bond and weaken it; buddy films are often action/comedy films with witty dialogue between the two characters and sometimes the inclusion of a love triangle; has been extended to include female buddies; compare to fish-out-of-water tale Examples: The Defiant Ones (1958) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) Midnight Cowboy (1969) , 48 HRs (1984)

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Animation Links A Selection of Websites Related to Film-making and Animation Please contact me if you find any of these links to be dead or incorrect. Same goes if you have suggestions for adding to the list Email address is at the bottom of this page 1 - ANIMATION TIPS, LESSONS, REFERENCE (note: not every website fits neatly into one category !) Click on a name to visit a site: ANIMATION ARTIST useful articles, 3D biased ANIMATION ABOUT American site; animation tips ANIMATION BACKGROUNDS Michael Hirsh’s extensive notes on the Satori paint program ANIMATION MEAT p acked with meaty animation tidbits ANIMATION NATION "insider information for animation pros" Giuseppe Albanese's check-list of Japanese animation (anime) produced since 1917 BHH STUDIO, VANCOUVER friendly site with some useful Flash book reviews CINEMATOGRAPHY NET film forums CHARACTER ANIMATION information about Steve Robert's book which teaches 2D and 3D character animation through a series of exercises CLAY ANIMATOR large deal of information on the subject of claymation. Tedious if you have dial-up connection; each section is prefaced by gratuitous Flash animation

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20. Animation Department in 1989 so went to Newport film School to study animation craft. I have always been motivated by self expression in film making I have never seen it as http://www.nftsanimation.org/Lucy_Lee.htm

Recent Graduates David Bennett Sarah Bowen Charmaine Choo Liana Dognini Sarah Fell Julian Hanshaw Nick Herbert Leigh Hodgkinson Matthew Hood Victoria Hung Richard James Dean Koonjul Lucy Lee James Leech Gareth Love Toby Penrose Karen Ullman Gerry White Recent Graduate in 1989 so went to Newport Film School to study animation craft. I made 2 16mm films there, helped on everything I could and got a distinction. Then I spent a few years making animated title sequences for TV before going to the National Film and TV School in 1994. For me the Film School was an island on which I could explore ideas and develop my film making ability. This was important, as outside the School there are opportunities to develop the commercially fruitful skills necessary to earn a living, but little opportunity to develop ideas and establish them in a unique film making style. By entrusting me with a budget to try something new, I had a rare opportunity to prove my ability in a specific area of film, and so inspiring interest in people from audiences to producers. I made 2 35mm films and 1 16mm film. I went to Yekaterinburg , Russia to make my graduation film, in the studios where Alexanda Petrov worked. I learned a huge amount from the people there particularly my Art Director Andre Zolotuchin.

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