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I first started experimenting with animation in 1986. I mounted a super-8 film on to a dexion construction and, frame by frame, photographed pencil drawings made on A5 sheets of paper. The title of my film was Tadeuz and the Monster (duration 3 minutes)
Soon after, I started introducing moving image workshops in my art classes. In the beginning, in Vienna and Luxembourg, I used a super-8 camera. Then came the era of video8 and MiniDV leading to the well waited for digital photo camera!
Something’s moving! is the title I give many of my animation workshops for children. This more or less expresses how many of us feel when, after draining our patience and endurance creating an animation film, we finally see out figures magically come alive on the sceen…
Short animation film projects created during the workshops mentioned above can be found on vimeo – Texnikes Kinoumenis Eikonas.
Most of the animation projects presented as examples at the end of each technique chapter have been created at Hill School, Animasyros and
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Links concerning the moving image and the general content of this website can be found at the bottom of each relevant chapter (example: When did it all begin?)
Animation workshops and seminars for children and adults in Athens are carried out at: Exile Films
More websites that will guide you in making your own animation films:
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My personal photographs together with photographs found on Google Images have been used for this webpage. The three photographs in the ‘When did it all begin?’ chapter are from the book: The Animator’s Survival Kit. |
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