Originally published at: A skeleton comes to life in this animated short from 1898 by the Lumière Brothers | Boing Boing
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I’m sorry, but this is triggering to Sinbad.
What a strange and silly archaic film 
Apostrophe abuse runs rampant in the article. 
How very cool!
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Help yourself…take two, they’re small 
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I suspect it is stop motion looking at it frame by frame.
The Lumiere guys were about developing and promoting both projection and capture of moving images… so this seems like an experiment in stop motion capture tied to their projection technology as well as their image capture technology.
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