The Second Live Action Era began in late 2000 and continued into the early part of 2002. It was preceded by the Directors Chair Period, and overlapped part of the 3D Movie Maker Era, and was followed by the Ni-Ki-Oh! Era.
The Second Live Action Era began with the rediscovery of the old camera in November 2000 by Ted and Nick Phillips, shortly after John Phillips moved to Millbrook, New York. This era was marked by a focus on movie productions using live actors and included a surge in documentary footage.
Movies with this focus that were developed during this era include:
Documentaries that were filmed during this era include:
The Second Live Action Era began with the rediscovery of the old camera in November 2000 by Ted and Nick Phillips, shortly after John Phillips moved to Millbrook, New York. This era was marked by a focus on movie productions using live actors and included a surge in documentary footage.
Movies with this focus that were developed during this era include:
Documentaries that were filmed during this era include: