Well, there's another one for the record books. Scientists at IBM have just made the world's smallest movie: "A Boy And His Atom"--shot frame-by-frame by moving actual atoms!
You can view the movie below, but once you're done, definitely take a look at their how-we-did-it film: "Moving Atoms: Making the World's Smallest Movie". I guess "IBM" really does stand for "Itty-Bitty-Machine" after all!
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
"Thistle-Threads Online University"
Building upon the 2008-2009 project for the NY MET and Bard Graduate Center, I am currently animating gold-and-silk needlework stitches and managing lesson webpages for an online course presented by Dr. Wilson-Nguyen for her Thistle-Threads Historical needlework website.
About Me
- Charles Wilson
- By day, I'm a mild-mannered forensic animator, but during evenings and weekends, I work on my own animated films and various artistic endeavors for clients. I'm a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology's M.F.A. Computer Animation program and a current member of ASIFA, MATAI, and the Toronto Animated Image Society.
Visit my sister site:
A Year of Animation
My Top 25 Favorite Animated Features
Got a question?
contact me at: cwilson@smudge.biz
Animation Organizations
Current Project in Development:
"Thistle-Threads Online University"
Building upon the 2008-2009 project for the NY MET and Bard Graduate Center, I am currently animating gold-and-silk needlework stitches and managing lesson webpages for an online course presented by Dr. Wilson-Nguyen for her Thistle-Threads Historical needlework website.