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"Short and concise", Good review of the history of stop motion and a great introdutction into making stop motion movies, though not too deep. Some explanations are rather short and not everything is explained. Good price and quality.

"Good, but no bible", An excellent book for fans of Aardman and those wanting a basic overview, but only fair for those looking for detailed information on how to create their own stop-motion films. Susanah Shaw's book comes closer to being the "bible" for puppet animators. But there are at least 6 crafts involved in stop motion, each deserving of a book in themselves, so no single volume can cover it all in detail. Worth buying, but don't expect it to be the all-in-one answer.

"Cracking Good Book, Gromit!", Aardman is one of the most admired animation studios around, known by animators and regular people alike as the creators of beloved clay animation characters like Wallace and Gromit, and the "Creature Comforts'" pent-up zoo cat ("I need space!"). This book will be devoured like candy by anyone wanting a closer look. The text provides a well-rounded animation primer, but it's the pictures that really make this book such a valuable reference. Clay characters are removed from their backgrounds and depicted clearly in frame-by-frame movement sequences that demystify even the complex animation sequences. It also offers practical advice on building characters and other handy tips for animation production. If you are doing clay animation of your own, you'll refer to this book again and again. In the UK this book is titled "Cracking Animation" for the cheese-loving Wallace's favorite complement.

"A More Accurate Historical Account of Stop Motion", no comment

"You've gotta get this!", This is a great book for anyone interested in 3D animation. There is alot about the history of animation with clay and puppets. Included is info on cameras, lighting, sets, and how to build characters in clay. Learn about movement of characters and see great pictures of Wallace and Gromit being built as well as other short films. Get "Chicken Run Hatching the Movie" book too. You'll love it.

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"Essestial for Beginners", This book is just essential for those who have been dabbling in claymation and not quite sure how to take get it right. For example my younger daughter never knew that there were wire frames inside and howled with laughter when she realised. For younger children who have been using clay at primary/junior school and want to use this format to make a short animation film it was perfect. Any more information would have been too much. However I would recommend that an 'advanced' book is projected right away as one does begin to seek new challenges with this format. Still Excellent.

"THE BEST BOOK! IM AN 3-D FILM ANIMATOR AND ITS GREAT!", absolutley a MUST have for animators of all ages...it has helped tremendously, i also recomend the encyclopedia of animation which is also a great influence on me as an animator!

peace! mike

"The Clay Animation Bible", We spent many thousands of $$ and nearly two years of trial & error to learn what these gentlemen have put into print. Our entire crew studied every photo in detail and we held workshops on what we learned. Yes, we adopted every idea that we had yet to learn. Hats off to our mentors in England! Karl Williamson, KaViar Studios

"The only thorough source for beginning clay animators", This book touched on everything, from the history of clay animation to what kind of camera you should use to armatures. If you want to learn about clay animation or make your own claymation film, this book is perfect.

"A must for animators and the curious.", An excelent overview of clay animation and techniques. For anyone who has tried claymation and feels alone in the attempt this is an excellent book.