Frame-By-Frame Stop Motion : The Guide to Non-Traditional Animation Techniques (Hardcover)

Chapter 1 What Are the Possibilities?1Opening image is of Norman McLaren directing Neighbours.ⓒ 1952 National Film Board of Canada. All rights reserved. Photo credit: Evelyn Lambert.; Chapter 2 Shooting Frame by Frame1Opening image is from the 1988 film Candyjam, directed and produced by Joanna Priestly and Joan Gratz, ⓒ 1988.; Chapter 3 Pixilation1Opening image is a light painting with Christmas lights. ⓒ Tom Gasek2011.; Chapter 4 Time-Lapse Photography1Opening image is a close-up of a time-lapse rig, created by Ken Murphy, History of the Sky project. ⓒ Ken Murphy 2009.; Chapter 5 Cinematography, Lighting, and Composition1Opening image is a sguashand stretch image superimposed on a camera lens. ⓒ Tom Gasek 2011.; Chapter 6 Objects, People, and Places1Opening image is of an animator moving Frank Passingham and Tom Thumb model. By Bolex Brothers, used with permission from Dave Borthwick ⓒ 1986.; Chapter 7 The Multiplane Downshooter1Opening images are the pre-digital studio set-up and the current digital studio set-up of artist Joan Gratz. Photograph by Joan Gratz, ⓒ 2010.; Chapter 8 A Sense of Drama1Opening image is a still from Jidlo (Food), directed by Jan Svankmajer. Photo ⓒ 1992 Athanor Ltd. Film Production Company, Jaromir Kallista and Jan Svankmajer. Courtesy of Jan Svankmajer.; Chapter 9 Rhythm and Flow1Opening image is Ed McMahon, Farrah Fawcett, and Walter Cronkite. JibJab Media Inc., ⓒ 2010, courtesy of Evan Spiridellis.; Chapter 10 Collage (The Digital Advantage)1Opening images are a series of the composite Hat Fish, ⓒ Tom Gasek2011.; Chapter 11 Massaging Frames in the Edit1Opening image is one of a new digital editing laptop computer attacking an old film Moviola on the run. ⓒ Tom Gasek 2011.; Chapter 12 Exposure to the Market1Opening image is a portrait of Jan Svankmajer, ⓒ Athanor Ltd. Film Production Company, Jaromir Kallista, and Jan Svankmajer 2010. Courtesy of Jan Svankmajer.;