Stop-motion
noun
Subject Field: Cinematography

The photographing of a scene or a situation for trick effect through a stop-and-start procedure rather than through a continuous run of the camera. This stop-start process gives the effect of the sudden appearance or disappearance of the objects or actors when the film is projected. Beaver			- Hyperonyms - In-camera Bibliography Index Home Conceptual tree
Context: "The idea of using the larger format and being able to reduce and composite without generation loss so that we don't have a drop in quality when we go to an optical was the basic reason for building the printer. The techniques of stop-motion also achieved a good state here. There's really some great stuff in EMPIRE, but the stop-motion in this picture has gone beyond that because now we have DRAGONSLAYER under our collective belt, and it is some of the best that's been done." Turner Attestation: 3 Arresto della macchina da presa Reliability: 3