Stop motion

Stop motion is an animation technique which makes static objects appear to be moving. It is central to the claymation technique used on popular children's shows such as Gumby and to the puppet-based animation of such well-known films as (Tim Burton's)The Nightmare Before Christmas (Henry Selick, 1993), Chicken Run (DreamWorks/Aardman Animations, 2000) and Corpse Bride (Tim Burton, 2005).

See also

• Bob the Builder
• Poko
• Art Clokey and Gumby
• Pat and Mat
• Émile Courtet
• Camberwick Green/Trumpton/Chigley
• Cosgrove Hall and The Wind in the Willows, Postman Pat
• George Pál and Puppetoons
• Nick Park and Wallace and Gromit
• The Brothers Quay
• Rankin-Bass and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• Henry Selick and The Nightmare Before Christmas
• Ladislas Starevich
• Jan Svankmajer and Alice
• Jiří Trnka
• The Magic Roundabout
• The Herbs
• Claymation
• Ivo Caprino and Flåklypa Grand Prix (Original title) / Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (English title)