Michael Coleman, product manager for Adobe, gives a nice shout out to my pal, Jerome Olivier, and his Fotomation technique that he has perfected in his film Moving Pages.

What makes this piece particularly unique and visually stunning is that the story is created entirely with 40,000 pictures from a digital camera. The still images were processed and animated using Adobe After Effects and Adobe Photoshop using a technique the director calls "fotomation". To get a glimpse of the creative process behind Missing Pages, check out Toolfarm's interview with Jerome Oliver last year.

Check out the film at Speaking Pictures or on iTunes

Labels: Adobe, After Effects