Rotating Human Subjects - Frame-by-Frame Stop Motion: The Guide to Non-Traditional Animation Techniques - page 166

row. The 11th person sits on the desk with the computer, operates the camera,
and directs and works the registration of the 12th person, who is in the chair.
The camera is focused on the person in the chair and the people along the
sides of the chair are just in on the left and right sides of the camera frame.
ExErcisE Fig 2.A An aerial
drawing of the setup.
The reason this exercise is great for a group is because everyone gets
to be the central figure in the animation, a peripheral figure, and the
animator. This is because everyone has to rotate positions every frame.
ExErcisE Fig 2.B The same
diagram as in exercise Fig 2.A,
but with arrows to show the
flow of the rotation.