Pixilation is a stop motion technique where real people are used as a frame by frame subject in an animated film, by repeatedly posing while one or more frame is taken and changing poses slightly before the next frame or frames. The person becomes a living stop motion puppet.
Pixilation has been around since early film, it's earliest forms are back in the 1910s, but it didn't really take off though until the 1950s with Norman McLaren's most famous pixilation film Neighbors.
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