The blogger made a video of the 4000 still frames
Video he called “Dance without movement”.
American comedian and video blogger Ryan Higa published on its YouTube channel a video. The video titled “Dance without movement” was made in stop-motion technique and edited from 4,000 images, which when combined created the illusion of motion.
According to Higa, the video took a week — so much still he was photographed in various (sometimes very uncomfortable) poses. To better explain all the nuances of creating a unique animated video, blogger has recorded a separate video.
