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If you're interested in making Stop Motion Videos, the two videos below show you how to do it with resources here at Janitell, our student computers and cameras available in the Janitell Library.
In the first video, you'll find out how to take photographs of your stop motion subject:
In the second video, you'll find out how to upload your photos from the camera to a Canva video project:
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