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200 10$aFrame-by-frame stop motion $ethe guide to non-traditional animation techniques /$fTom Gasek
205   $a1st edition
210  1$aAmsterdam :$cFocal Press,$d2013.
215   $a1 online resource (214 p.)
300   $aFirst published in 2012.
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327   $aMachine generated contents note: Chapter 1: What are the Possibilities? Chapter 2: Shooting Frame by Frame Chapter 3: Pixilation Chapter 4: Time Lapse Chapter 5: Cinematography, Lighting and Composition Chapter 6: Objects, People & Places Chapter 7: The Multiplane Down-shooter Chapter 8: A Sense of Drama Chapter 9: Visual Rhythm Chapter 10: Collage (The Digital Advantage) Chapter 11: Massaging Frames in the Edit Chapter 12: Off to the Market.
330   $aIn a world that is dominated by computer images, alternative stop motion techniques like pixilation, time-lapse photography and down-shooting techniques combined with new technologies offer a new, tangible and exciting approach to animation. With over 25 years professional experience, industry veteran, Tom Gasek presents a comprehensive guide to stop motion animation without the focus on puppetry or model animation. With tips, tricks and hands-on exercises, Frame by Frame will help both experienced and novice filmmakers get the most effective results from this underutilized branch of animat
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