Stephen Chiodo grabbed his 35-millimeter camera, trekked to the wooded area behind Gracie’s dining facility on the RIT campus, and began photographing ground-level perspectives of foliage. Then it was ...

The prospect of creating a stop motion film is daunting, to say the least. The process of taking a photo, altering a scene slightly, then taking another photo, over ...

As the company name suggests, Apartment D started in a living room. These days, Apartment D is a flourishing stop motion animation studio in Burbank, Calif., with a space to match its significant ...

Apple TV+’s new kids and family series Shape Island comes out today, and to mark the occasion we sat down with director and executive producer Drew Hodges who talked us through a scene from the show ...

Stop-motion is a captivating animation technique that brings inanimate objects to life through a series of captured ...

Celebrating its 20th year anniversary, the "Corpse Bride" remains a staple in filmmaker Tim Burton's career, with haunting visuals and elaborate themes.

Stop motion animation (also called stop frame animation) is a cinematic and creative technique that breathes life into physical objects through sequential photography. Objects are manipulated in tiny ...

The animation uses the action figure itself as Conan hacks and slices through a pink tentacle that gushes green goo when cut. It’s bloody, pulpy, and brilliantly tactile, a reminder of how stop-motion ...

The dance sequence — less than 2 minutes of the film — took Laika 18 months to animate By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor When this season’s Annie Award nominations for animation were announced, it was ...

Henry Selick is one of the greatest directors of stop-motion films. He began working at Disney in the 1970s as an in-betweener on films such as Pete's Dragon, The Small One, and The Fox and the Hound, ...

The most memorable and impactful stop-motion moments from our childhood were all the really freaky ones. Perhaps it’s because the medium lends itself so readily to creepiness; there’s a lot of charm ...