in Jurassic Park, until Steven Spielberg decided to try out the swiftly developing techniques of CG instead. Today, the mechanical method of achieving motion blur using go motion is rarely used, as it is more complicated, slow, and labor-intensive than computer generated effects. However, the motion blurring technique still has potential in real stop motion movies where the puppet's motions are supposed to be somewhat realistic. Many professional visual effects applications now allow for motion blur to be simulated in post production. See also Tippett Studio References Works cited External links Explanation Stop Motion Works site with images and brief description of a Go motion mover used for the stop motion dragon puppet in the movie Dragonslayer (1981) Phil Tippett on "go motion" and how it is shot Cinematic techniques Stop motion Animation techniques