The clip is made on the basis of puppet animation.

During the Stalin period, puppet animation had come to a halt.

He directed over a hundred short films, mostly puppet animation - many of them for children.

The film combines techniques of puppet animation, stop motion and live action.

There he made two dozen films, most of them puppet animations using dead animals.

It could take up to 4 days to produce 1 minute of this form of puppet animation.

He especially liked puppet animation films, and was told the best ones came from Prague, but that it would be impossible to go there.

The dream sequences are puppet animation, complete with a puppet version of himself.

This film mixes puppet animation and live acting.

The first puppet animation in the Soviet Union, it became a 20th-century international animation classic.

The film will use puppet animation exclusively and will avoid using computer animation for special effects.

All of the puppet animation was completed in Łódź with a mainly Polish crew.

The British have a history of puppet animation that goes back to the 1940's, when producers here started creating marionette shows popular with young television viewers.

Computers are even involved in stop-motion puppet animation at Industrial Light and Magic.

Wanting to learn more about stop-motion animation techniques, he went to Czechoslovakia in 1970 to study puppet animation.

Beyond hand puppet animations and gaming it suggests more serious applications such as computer aided design and the control of 3D displays.

One generation later, Stanislav Sokolov started to make movies that brought the art of puppet animation to a new height.

Puppet animation is incredibly painstaking.

Puppet Animation Scotland also offers a range of skills development opportunities for young practitioners preparing for entry into the sector.

In the fall of 1946 he first considered puppet animation films, and began to experiment with the help of Břetislav Pojar.

Puppet Animation Festival.

The figures may have an armature or wire frame inside, similar to the related puppet animation (below), that can be manipulated to pose the figures.

Whereas the original used tokusatsu special effects, the 2005 version makes heavy use of stop-motion puppet animation and CGI.

Puppet Animation Scotland is supported by Creative Scotland.

Emit Snake-Beings will present his recently made stop frame puppet animation 'Death of an Orchestra'