Historical experimental
When it comes to experimental animation, I'd like to start with Spider-man: Into the Spiderverse (Ramsey, 2018). A lot of time was taken to even come up with the art style for the movie and even when they were done, it took longer still to find out how to experiment with it more. They used many different techniques when animating the movie. 04:18 This included things like still images designed to look like a comic book which can last for a few frames, sound effects that jump out as actual words to emphasise the action, combining 2D and 3D, a colour-bleeding depth of field effect made by offsetting the red and blue values of different objects in the foreground and background (much like with older 3D films), and different framerates for different characters and for different scenes which, once you get used to it, looks really good and helps to sell the mood or atmosphere and it also gives it an almost stop-motion-esque look much like the movies Clash of the Titans (...