You've watched the intro video, have Frames installed on your computer, and are ready to strike out on your own. Use the resources below to get an overview of what you can do with this exciting animation and storytelling tool or find answers to specific questions.

With Frames students can create stop-motion animated stories using pictures of clay characters they make, stop-motion pictures from a DV or USB camera, pictures they have taken with a digital camera, or pictures they have drawn or painted in Twist, Pixie, or ImageBlender. Explore the resources below to learn more about Frames and explore sample student projects.

Students can create stop-motion animated stories using pictures from a digital or DV camera, photographs of a clay animation, or pictures they draw in Pixie or Twist. Students can save their work as video or animation files to share online, in multimedia presentations, or for inclusion in other video productions.