Thundercracker is an iconic G1 Decepticon warrior that was featured in The Transformers: The Movie (1986). He is known for his striking blue color scheme, high‑speed jet mode, and as part of the ...

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Go behind the scenes of amazing stop-motion videos and discover the creative process, tricks, and techniques that bring these animations to life. From start to finish, see the magic unfold!

Stop motion animation (also called stop frame animation) is a cinematic and creative technique that breathes life into physical objects through sequential photography. Objects are manipulated in tiny ...

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"My Melody & Kuromi" director Tomoki Misato tells IndieWire about turning two kawaii classics into the streamer's next great animated stars, for Sanrio superfans and newbies alike. When stop-motion ...

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Tim Burton resurrected stop-motion animated films in the ’90s with The Nightmare Before Christmas, and later, Corpse Bride and Frankenweenie. Even before that, one of his first short films he directed ...

Thundercracker is a classic G1 Decepticon Seeker that was first released in 1984. Partnered with Starscream and Skywarp, he transforms into an F-15 jet and deals high-flying damage to the Autobots.

Fashions come and go, but Estonia is still betting on puppet and stop-motion animation. “It may not be mainstream anymore, but Estonian stop-motion is still thriving, with many directors choosing it ...