So help me, I can not figure out why I'm not putting this post in the FAQs page. Still, here it goes.
A question that I probably get asked the most is: "I don't have a ton of money to put to Stop Motion, but I need to know exactly what to do. Is there a good website or book that can help me?"
Dear (Joe, maybe) [Stop Motion enthusiast],
The book you should look into getting is
the Aardman Book of 3D Animation.
Or, the updated version Cracking Animation (not that there's much of a difference, I own both).
Now, the book in which I actually first heard of animation is: Industrial Light & Magic: The Art of Special Effects. The ILM book doesn't go over Stop Motion in detail, but it goes over how they made there first film like: Star Wars, Indiana Jones, E.T. etc. I think that both the ILM book and the Aardman book are both worth getting, but, that's up to you.
A question that I probably get asked the most is: "I don't have a ton of money to put to Stop Motion, but I need to know exactly what to do. Is there a good website or book that can help me?"
Dear (Joe, maybe) [Stop Motion enthusiast],
The book you should look into getting is
the Aardman Book of 3D Animation.
Or, the updated version Cracking Animation (not that there's much of a difference, I own both).
Now, the book in which I actually first heard of animation is: Industrial Light & Magic: The Art of Special Effects. The ILM book doesn't go over Stop Motion in detail, but it goes over how they made there first film like: Star Wars, Indiana Jones, E.T. etc. I think that both the ILM book and the Aardman book are both worth getting, but, that's up to you.
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