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The 36 pages that link to Stop motion, each with the reason it gives.

• Special effectRelated: It turns physical models into moving characters and worlds through frame-by-frame photography.

• King Kong (1933 film)Related: Willis O’Brien animated Kong frame by frame, giving the creature expressive movement.

• Tim BurtonRelated: Burton’s stop-motion projects extend his handmade, uncanny imagery beyond live-action filmmaking.

• Wes AndersonRelated: Anderson uses handcrafted stop-motion to extend his visual style into animation.

• Guillermo del ToroRelated: His Pinocchio adaptation uses the technique to make handcrafted materials central to the film’s texture.

• Vitagraph StudiosRelated: Vitagraph’s early trick films used frame-by-frame manipulation to create visual effects.

• The TerminatorRelated: Stop-motion animation brought the damaged endoskeleton to life in the climax.

• Michel GondryRelated: The technique underlies several of his handmade music-video effects.

• History of animationRelated: It enabled films to animate puppets, models, and everyday objects frame by frame.

• Play-DohRelated: Modeling compound can be reshaped slightly between frames to animate figures.

• Ernie KovacsRelated: His television sketches used frame-by-frame tricks to animate objects and defy physical logic.

• Modelling clayRelated: Non-drying clay figures can be reshaped slightly between frames.