Sorry I’m late is a short film that first looks like a computer animation, but it is actually made with real people, old-school stop-motion animation and a very witty way of playing with perspective. You can see the youtube version below, but I would recommend to see the higher res version. On the dedicated website you can also find some extensive behind-the-scene footage. Enjoy!

When I was a kid, I loved making flipbooks. They could have between 2 and 100 pictures. Flipbook.info is a great site that has many videos of antique flipbooks.

I was delighted to find out that there is software to print out your films, and make a thumb-able movie. For the Mac there is the free DYI flipbooks, and if you are on Windows, you can start your search here.

A US sandwich chain is taking the concept further and made a human flipbook:And a fun how-did-they-make-it film: