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Cool Supercut: The Evolution of Stop Motion
Vugar Efendi put together this great video essay that looks at how stop motion animation has evolved over the years.
With the release of Kubo and the Two Strings, it is a perfect moment to go back in time and see the evolution of stop-motion animation throughout the years.
Thanks to Mark Perez for the link.
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