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Speaking of claymation, there are two excellent examples of this
animation technique.  One is in John Fogarty's video "Vanz Kant Dance",
done by the same person who produced the "Mark Twain" claymation.

The other is an Academy Award winning short from a few years back 
called "A Day in the Park".  This excellent piece features a clay
facsimile of Ed Koch singing "New York, New York" while undergoing
various metamorphoses made possible by his clayness.  Anybody else
ever seen this short?  Anybody have more information?