... for Grizzly Bear's 'Two Weeks'. I know there are a few animators who read this, so can anyone tell me if there's a technical term for that style where digital animation is used to simulate old-fashioned automata-style puppetry? Also used to lovely effect on a recent Muse video, although I can't remember which one, and the Super Furry Animals' Not The End Of The World video
When you called it "fan-made" I was expecting something slightly less slick...
As a stop-motion animator, what we call this kind of thing is "cheating", because you're SUPPOSED to really make everything out of cardboard and wood and paperclips and do it the old-fashioned impossible way.
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That's lovely. Nice song too. Brightened up my Monday morning a treat!
I think the Muse video you're refering to is Invincible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_5V8We3hgg
That's the chap! Many thanks LF!
That is astonishing.
When you called it "fan-made" I was expecting something slightly less slick...
As a stop-motion animator, what we call this kind of thing is "cheating", because you're SUPPOSED to really make everything out of cardboard and wood and paperclips and do it the old-fashioned impossible way.
That is beautiful - thanks for the link and the one to the rabbit/bear/wolf. Beats working.
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