The first is to stop or freeze the motion. Using a fast shutter speed (1/500th of a second or faster), you can stop almost any kind of action. This works from little league to professional sports.

While not on par with Jurassic Park, the effects seen in "The Odyssey of Flight 33" were quite groundbreaking for the time.

Wilcott went to school with LSA art teacher Gayle Sablotny, and when the school received a grant from the Decatur Area Arts Council to fund the stop-action project, she called him to teach it ...