• Extensive recaps of previous episodes or segments, to cut down on the amount of new material necessary (used often in serial shows like
Rocky and
Bullwinkle or
Underdog).
• Syncro Vox is a process in Limited Animation that involves pasting a film of the moving lips of a real-life person over a still frame of an "animated" character to give the appearance that the character is doing the talking. Cambria Studios held a patent on the technology, and as such, it was primarily used on their productions, such as Clutch Cargo; it still has limited use today, the most widely known example being the online series The Annoying Orange.
• Chuckimation, another notoriously low-budget process, simply moves various "animated" figures by hand or by throwing them across a space. Most commonly used with stop-motion animation, it usually does not allow for characters' mouths to move.
