ParaNorman used over 31,000 faces! Like Coraline, it's made with stop motion animation, taking days, months, or years to create scenes. 3D printing technology advanced the movie.

Discover how 3D printing revolutionized stop-motion animation for Paranorman! Learn how the team mastered the emerging technology to create realistic facial expressions.

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Remembered for his incredible work on countless films in the early days of cinema, Ray Harryhausen’s talents remain unmatched ...

Scientists recreated earthquakes in the lab to uncover how quake energy is split between heat, shaking, and rock damage.

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The Two-Minute Drill provides an in-depth breakdown on all the key matchups that will decide a winner in the Huskers' game. Here's what Michigan and Nebraska bring to the showdown.

NEW HAVEN — At the Fair Haven Library, a Lego stop-motion film telling the history of the neighborhood plays in a continuous loop for the community to watch. The movie was created by 42 second- and ...