Claymation Documentary Part 1

[realar]

I'm very fortunate to have friends and family who work in this fantastic medium of stop-motion mastery. Marilyn Zornado, Karch Coon, Teresa Drilling, Eric Adkins, to name a few.

[axlmckegan]

its pretty cool to see some claymation in the true meaning of the word...

[toodle171]

My Sister Alice took me to festivals of animation. I am forever grateful for that and those who really pioneered these techniques.

[terrymation]

p.s. forgot to mention that I grew up watching your films when I was a kid.

[terrymation]

wow, this is really fantastic and inspiring! Some of your techniques (ex beginning with the people being animated) have only become recently popular, yet you guys were doing this 30 years ago!

[ands2000]

sweet... me too

[mradamcooley]

thanks

[hausthc]

that work is amazing.!

! will vinton rulez!

[dubose83]

this info will help me on my class project with vinton and the revoluntionary claymation. thank you!

[jbrinkerhoff]

This is the film that made me want to work there. And I did for thirteen years!

[HCShannon]

@jbrinkerhoff How did you score a job like that!

[MadWeiner]

@jbrinkerhoff That's great.I applied at Will Vinton Prod. in 1988.I took a few pieces in and received a letter telling me my work was not three dimensional enough.

[realar]

@jbrinkerhoff I have a relative who worked there, you might know him- Eric Adkins.

My grandfather also did voices there too, he was in Vinton's Adventures of Mark Twain and Little Prince.

[randomfilmers07]

this is something ivebeen trying to find for a long time