How 3D printing is reinventing the century-old craft of stop-motion animation
In short: Step inside the intersection of design and engineering. Visual effects artist Brian McLean demonstrates how modern technology and creative obsession are transforming the traditional techniques used to produce beloved animated films.
In this presentation, Brian McLean, a visual effects artist from the Oscar-winning studio responsible for films such as "Coraline" and "ParaNorman," explores the evolution of stop-motion animation. He examines how the collision of engineering and artistry allows for the reinvention of this long-standing medium.
The core of the discussion focuses on how 3D printing is revolutionizing the industry, providing new ways to approach a craft that has existed for over a hundred years.
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