Stop motion consists of an animation technique that, starting from a series of photographic shots, transforms them into a video through editing. By photographing inanimate objects, moving them by a few millimeters in each shot, following a logic of direction in progression, the illusion of movement is created.
Before editing, a stop-motion is simply a series of photographic shots. It looks a lot like the cartoon montage technique but instead of assembling drawn frames they are photographs of real objects.

Below the "behind the scenes" I did with those guys from Inspira Animation for the 100th anniversary of the Japanese company Asahi Kasei