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Dotted throughout the film are reminders of the awful sights from that day, including the occasional use of the falling-man motif that is so memorably represented in flip-book form in Mr. Foer's original novel.
Author Uses His City, and City Takes Note Nicolas Rapold 2011
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I found that with a flip-book I could draw a bird and make it seem to fly off the page, which amazed some people.
ARTINFO: Finding a Way Through Autism and to Art ARTINFO 2011
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Two amazing all-new stories in one fantastic flip-book!
Free Comic Book Day Gold Sponsors announced | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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Mr. Truffaut uses all manner of quirky techniques, from old-fashioned irising in or out of an image to shots that are frozen in the midst of movement, creating a flip-book effect.
For the Love of a Fickle Woman Peter Cowie 2012
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I found that with a flip-book I could draw a bird and make it seem to fly off the page, which amazed some people.
ARTINFO: Finding a Way Through Autism and to Art ARTINFO 2011
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The result is a mesmerizing flip-book effect, one which continues to evolve as more viewers contribute.
Beyond 'Thriller': Reinventing The Music Video John Jurgensen 2011
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In "Beatrice and Virgil," a successful novelist tries to follow up a huge best seller with a flip-book about the Holocaust, with a novel printed on one side of the pages and a nonfiction essay about artistic representations of the Holocaust on the other.
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Before "Beatrice and Virgil" took shape, Mr. Martel spent five years researching and writing a Holocaust flip-book, with a 140-page essay and a novel of roughly the same length.
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Before "Beatrice and Virgil" took shape, Mr. Martel spent five years researching and writing a Holocaust flip-book, with a 140-page essay and a novel of roughly the same length.
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Before "Beatrice and Virgil" took shape, Mr. Martel spent five years researching and writing a Holocaust flip-book, with a 140-page essay and a novel of roughly the same length.
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