Pixilation is a stop motion technique where real life objects/people are used as the subject for a frame by frame animation. Norman McLaren is often regarded as the pioneer of pixilation with his short film 'Neighbours' in 1952. Although the use of real life subjects perhaps hinders some of the principles of animation, for example exaggeration (to an extent), it is important to remember that the 12 principles still apply.
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