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Sinbad: Beyond the Veil of Mists was the first movie made primarily with motion capture, although many character animators also worked on the film, which had a very limited release. Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within was the first widely released movie made primarily with motion capture.
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How you can capture video clip from DVD with capturing software?
Use Video Cutter..
Can you use motion plus on Michael Jackson the experience?
no you can't
What was the first film to tell a story?
Thomas Edison made the first motion pictures. The first few were untitled, but then he made several more with titles like "The Dream Bed"? I think was the name and several more rudimentary films. 'Come along do!' Robert paul company, UK. 1898. The first to join multilengths of 1 minute clips of eastman film, use cuts to different scenes and a story with a title.
How do you add videos to stop motion films on ikit movie?
iKITMovie is a frame grabbing stop motion software program like a number of other programs out there. iKITMovie is different in that it has sound effects and music included in the software. It also allows the user to add voiceovers to their movie. So the question...how do you add videos to stop motion films on ikitmovie is slightly off the mark. iKITMovie (not ikit movie ) is designed to create videos from stop motion snapshots rather than a program to import videos. There is a way however you can create still images from a video. If your video is in AVI format you can use some freeware tools out there to convert it to a series of still images. And if you create these still images in jpeg format at say 800x600 resolution then ikitmovie can import them. Hope this helps.
Why is the movie The Jazz Singer an important film?
First production talkie- or sound film. this was by Warner Brothers who controlled the process, which made cartoons ( Bugs Bunny) and Newsreels live and vivid- and also a remote forerunner, process wise- of TV newcasting.
