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packman

(16,296 posts) Mon Jul 11, 2016, 10:12 AM Jul 2016

How about a 1930's Stop Animation

How far we've come-

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How about a 1930's Stop Animation (Original Post) packman Jul 2016 OP

It took some serious talent to create that, but it's a damn creepy little piece. Tobin S. Jul 2016 #1

Wow! femmocrat Jul 2016 #2

I was thinking flamethrower at first, but I definitely need one of those qnr Jul 2016 #3

Really cool! Tom Kitten Jul 2016 #4

Pretty impressive. Fla Dem Jul 2016 #5

I tend to think about how talented early animators were kentauros Jul 2016 #6

Tobin S.

(10,418 posts)

1. It took some serious talent to create that, but it's a damn creepy little piece.

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Mon Jul 11, 2016, 10:21 AM

Jul 2016

femmocrat

(28,394 posts)

2. Wow!

Reply to packman (Original post)

Mon Jul 11, 2016, 11:24 AM

Jul 2016

How cool is that!

qnr

(16,190 posts)

3. I was thinking flamethrower at first, but I definitely need one of those

Reply to packman (Original post)

Mon Jul 11, 2016, 02:09 PM

Jul 2016

to help clean my garage.

Tom Kitten

(7,352 posts)

4. Really cool!

Reply to packman (Original post)

Mon Jul 11, 2016, 02:14 PM

Jul 2016

I love stop-motion (mainly because of the dinosaur movies I saw growing up) and had never seen this. I like the sound effects! Thanks.

Fla Dem

(23,898 posts)

5. Pretty impressive.

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Mon Jul 11, 2016, 03:03 PM

Jul 2016

kentauros

(29,414 posts)

6. I tend to think about how talented early animators were

Reply to packman (Original post)

Mon Jul 11, 2016, 03:31 PM

Jul 2016

than in how far we've come. Because many techniques they developed still get used today

Here's one from 1912 that's an amazing piece of animation. Consider its length, too.

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