Pinscreen Documentry (1973)

[@bjornkeizers]

No clue how this showed up in my recommendeds, but that was utterly fascinating.

[@LadyBrightcynder]

What an insane way to animate but it gets such cool results!

[@OrlindeEarfalas]

Thank you for sharing this! I was trying to find more informations on the pin screen animation technique, and what better way to learn than from the master himself!

[@cuntdork]

Agreed! Also, love your profile picture. 😁

[@privatehand]

How did anyone think up such a marvelous technique?

[@14478100]

Amazing effects. It must have been so stressful on the neck and shoulders of the animator, though.

[@sylviahacker6695]

Thanks for posting.

[@uncleoky]

I found my self here while i was reading "Le Passager" (The novel by Jean-Christophe GRANGE).

[@chrxstt]

Very interesting

[@harshitology3498]

awesome!

[@VsevolodIgorevitch]

Who is that man?

[@lukelencioni6964]

so painstakingly time consuming to animate

[@MrSteveCreative]

Лол. Как я сюда попал?

[@Changa_Husky]

Как всегда ....

[@rampagaaa1849]

тот же самый вопрос

[@skiptoacceptancemdarlin]

I liked it better the first time it was invented. When they called it “Ink and Paper”