Rotoscoping: A History & Timeline

Rotoscoping is an old-school process used to create animation from live action footage. The technique involves drawing over the live-action footage with a series of still images, which are then placed onto a background track of movement to form a finished animated scene. Check out some of the amazing films made using this process, including The Spine of Night, Mary Poppins, an animated Lord of the Rings, and many, many others, including a slew of Disney movies.

Created by Tongaler Jerson Ambion - @jersonordavid
Digital Assets and Timeline created by Ryan Larkin. @rlarkin124

This video was created as part of Tongal’s YouTube Animated Videos Project.
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