clay animation
claymation

All the artwork for the game is created using a process called Claymation.

I'm glad someone else finally pointed out that they looked like claymation.

A music video was made, utilizing both live action and claymation.

The series is sometimes misidentified as being filmed in claymation.

Claymation is the technique of making clay figures look animated.

Hilltop Hospital is a claymation children's television programme made in 1999.

Creating the claymation graphics comprised a significant portion of the game's development costs.

Still, they began at Claymation speed, creeping along until they fell behind by 19-6.

A stop motion claymation music video was made by the Film Garage.

Included in the set is the original claymation special, Meet the Raisins!

Each episode took over two months to produce, owing to the laborious claymation process.

Most of the film will take place in Puppetland and claymation might be used.

Puppetry, another ancient art form, shares elements with animation and claymation.

Miffy and Friends is a claymation series based on the character.

Previously, during the credits, claymation sequences could be watched.

The actors were made up to look as if they were claymation or computer animation characters.

It is also sometimes used for claymation.

Nonetheless, it received attention in animation festivals worldwide for its use of claymation effects.

In the second part, which is filmed in claymation, a monster attacks the city.

The word "Claymation" is a registered trademark in the United States.

In high school, he directed several claymation, live action shorts and documentaries on 16mm.

Lisa ends up passing on her friends' plans for finishing a claymation pig film now that she is popular.

Roe created the claymation scenes in his garage, taking 2,040 stop-motion frames.

During this period, promotional claymation spots and teases became a popular fixture.

The game was praised by reviewers for keeping "the flavour of the original claymation".