Beyoncé - Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)

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Added Date: 13 June 2011
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WhiteRabbit,

Hello! Yes, I'd have to agree with Andrew...

There is a marked difference between shooting live action and dropping frames for a 'staccato' effect and pixilation, where an actor is manipulated frame-by-frame in the same way as a puppet in more conventional stop-motion production (as we did for the RAM project). This also isn't timelapse, as there is no incremental capture over a period of time - rather the process is live action capture, with frames removed in post-production, to produce a certain visual effect. I think the production process is key to classifying the type of animated movement.

I reckon we should keep it up here though, as an example of what we maintain *isn't* pixilation or timelapse :)

Monday, 27 June 2011 10:12

Andrew Haycock,

I wouldn't call this pixilation. I would categorize it as animation either, but I know some people that might disagree. You could argue for hours on the definition of animation especially today with the amazing realistic visual effects being created for use in live-action films. However, this video was not created using stop-motion so I don't see why it should be shown on this website. Sorry I am a pixilation nerd and there is no way this falls into the category of pixilation.

Tuesday, 14 June 2011 13:00

dafadowndilly,

Julia showed me this video of Beyonce and said it falls into the category of animation because frames have been dropped in post production. As a newbie would this count as pixilation or would you have to capture each frame singly as per RAM project?

Monday, 13 June 2011 01:21

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