Before CGI, one man made myths move. Orbit: Ray Harryhausen tells the story of the stop-motion pioneer who transformed cinema one frame at a time. From childhood experiments with clay dinosaurs to the breathtaking battles of Jason and the Argonauts and Clash of the Titans, Harryhausen turned imagination into spectacle and influenced generations of filmmakers, from George Lucas to James Cameron. This richly illustrated biography reveals the patience, innovation, and artistry behind his timeless creations, where each puppet is a performance, each monster a marvel. Blending history and wonder, it celebrates the visionary who proved that fantasy doesn't need computers to feel alive, only heart, light, and a steady hand.