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/pˈʌpɪt ˌanɪmˈeɪʃən/
/pˈʌpɪt ˌænɪmˈeɪʃən/a form of stop-motion animation that uses jointed figures or puppets to create the illusion of movement
What is "puppet animation"?
Puppet animation is a technique where physical puppets are used to create animated sequences. In this process, puppets are meticulously moved and posed frame by frame, with each slight adjustment being captured through individual photographs. When these frames are played in sequence, the puppet appears to move smoothly, creating the illusion of animation. This method is often used to achieve a tactile and unique look, combining the charm of handcrafted figures with the dynamic qualities of animation. Puppet animation can be seen in various films and television shows, often noted for its distinctive, hands-on visual style.
