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A zoetrope is a device used for animation. It makes motion pictures using rotating images viewed through occasional slits to give it a moving feel.
Zoetrope may also refer to:
- Zoetrope: All-Story, a quarterly fiction magazine founded by Francis Ford Coppola
- American Zoetrope, a studio founded by filmmakers Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas and Coppola's movie-production company
- Zoetrope Interactive, a Turkish video-game developer
- Zoetrope (film), an Irish film
In music:
- Zoetrope (band), an American thrash metal band
- Zoetrope (album), an album by Lustmord; the soundtrack to a short psychological horror movie of the same name
- "Zoetrope", a song by Boards of Canada from In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country
See also edit
- Zeotrope, a type of liquid mixture
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