3 mar 1926 año - The first claymation film.

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The first vintage claymation film was called 'Long Live The Bull' from 1926. It is the oldest surviving claymation video ever and was animated by Joseph Sunn. The characters and props are usually molded around a wire frame, called an armature. The frame is malleable and can be moved to create different poses and expressions for the character. After each shot is taken the character or set is changed and the next shot is set up. The change in the set and/or character between each shot is tiny, and the process is repeated until the film is finished. It is obviously painstaking. Special attention must be paid to lighting to ensure that the motion and light of the film remains constant. A claymation set may remain 'hot' or active for many months before a film is made, and any disruption to the set may be disastrous.