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How Stop-Motion Movies Are Animated at Aardman | WIRED

United StatesPublished December 3, 2021

Views 299K  |  Likes 9.33K  |  Comments 168
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This video has 299K views and 9.33K likes, ranking #2,796,971 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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299,155

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9,330

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168

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The new Netflix film, "Robin Robin," pushes the envelope of what's possible with stop-motion animation. The film's directors, Dan Ojari and Mikey Please, sit down with WIRED to go over the some of the techniques that went into the making of "Robin Robin." Robin Robin is available to watch now on Netflix, https://www…

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December 3, 2021
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