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Line 4: '''Syncro-Vox''' is an extreme form of [[Limited Animation]]: A mostly obsolete technique in which footage of the actor's mouth is superimposed upon an otherwise non-moving image. Can look pretty [[Uncanny Valley\|unnatural]]. Used only for comedic purposes in anything newer than the 1960s. Just as primitive [[Rotoscoping]] has given way to [[Motion Capture]], the great-great-grandson of this technique can be found in the advanced facial performance capture techniques used in ''[[Avatar (film)\|Avatar]]'' ~~and~~, ''[[L.A. Noire]]'' and ''[[Alita: Battle Angel]]''. {{examples}} Line 42: [[Category:Animation Tropes]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Pages with working Wikipedia tabs]]