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A century in motion: how stop-motion films went from obscure ‘creature features’ to winning Oscars

By Jack McGrath, Lecturer in Animation, University of Newcastle

Stop motion has evolved monumentally since the first feature came out 100 years ago – yet it hasn’t lost its delicate charm.

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