What is another word for claymations?
Pronunciation: [kle͡ɪmˈe͡ɪʃənz] (IPA) 
Claymations are popular forms of stop-motion animation, where characters and sets are created from malleable materials like clay, plasticine, or other soft substances. There are several synonym terms that are often used to describe such stop-motion animation techniques, including Clay animation, Clay art, Plasticine animation, Claymation, and Stop motion animation. Each term has some slight nuances and variations, but they all generally refer to the same basic process of sculpting characters and objects out of pliable materials and then manipulating them frame by frame to create a seamless and lifelike animation. Claymations remain a popular and enduring form of animation across various industries such as advertising, short films, and television shows.
