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The next great director’s career starts here! This simple, movie making exercise will help students learn the basics of film-making and story telling. Grab those little clay actors, fix up your backgrounds and let’s start shooting!
In this lesson, students will learn about the basics of stop motion animation, a technique that uses a series of pictures to create the illusion of movement. They will use clay, paper, or other materials to create their own characters and props. They will also plan and record their own story using a camera or a smartphone.
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