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Eating Time: Mari Kivi’s Poetic Puppet Film Explores Memory and Ritual Estonia’s stop-motion scene continues to flourish with the release...
Jennifer Kidd and Scale Model Studios turn a 1:500 architectural model into an evolving stop-motion portrait of Bristol’s planned Aviva Arena.
Sofía Carrillo’s upcoming stop-motion feature follows a girl and a moth brought to life, combining gothic fantasy with an ecological story.
Watch Dolores, Cecilia Andalón Delgadillo’s Mexican stop-motion short, and explore its corn-husk characters, miniature sets, and Guadalajara production.
Chris Ullens uses dolls, detailed miniature sets, and carefully planned staging to turn Lex Amarni’s The Kill 2 into a stop-motion horror story.
Inside Stevie Gee and Essy May’s Levi’s holiday film: miniature cabins, a characterful yeti, and the deliberately tactile animation of Blinkink.
Vinnie Ann Bose blends stop-motion puppets and painted memories in Sulaimani. Explore the story, miniature food, trailer, making-of film, and timelapse.
Sean Pecknold’s Tennis, Oranges brings a weary robot vacuum and two lonely rabbits together in a richly crafted stop-motion world.
HouseSpecial brings the Proud family into stop motion for a Christmas musical, with six new songs and a rescue mission for Penny.
Explore The Flesh Dress, Joachim Hérissé’s textile puppet horror film, with its trailer, behind-the-scenes video, and images of its miniature production.
Directed by Cami Kwan and narrated by Alan Cumming, the new stop-motion campaign celebrates individuality through colorful puppets, miniature environments, and a story of friendship.
Amanda Strong and Pamela Post’s award-winning short pairs outstanding artistry with a Ts’msyen family story of cultural reclamation.
Remembering Loyd Price, the Aardman animator, supervisor and teacher whose character performances and generous mentorship helped shape generations of stop-motion artists.
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