Analysis Of Laika's Boxed In No More

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In “Boxed in No More” Barbara Robertson plans to discuss Laika’s movie The Boxtrolls and how it had more to it than a normal stop motion film (13). She begins with how Laika’s first movie Coraline was shot almost completely in camera (13). The studio’s second movie Paranorman had CG artists help open up the stop motion (13). For The Boxtrolls the studio had more backgrounds and set extensions (13). The complexities of the character’s costumes went way beyond what they had done in the past (13). Robertson states “The hero characters are always real – there are no digital duo-roles for the live-action puppets that star in the film.” (13). This means that while some of the background characters may have been computer generated, the main characters

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