Wow! Peter and the Wolf, in Clay

This is an amazing claymation production from Poland of Peter and the Wolf as claymation. Another wonderful YouTube discovery. The movie, nominated for an award this year, comes in three parts.

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Peace (in music, storytelling and claymation),

Kevin

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Bringing Kids into the World of Stopmotion

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The Claymation Project: Tolerance

Another Insider Look at Clay Camp

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Claymation in the Classroom, part three

Claymation in the Classroom, part two

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