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Saturday, September 18, 2010

World’s Smallest Stop Motion Video Created with a CellScoped Nokia N8

Inspired by the CellScope, Nokia hired Aardman to create the world’s smallest stop-motion film using the Nokia N8 cell phone. The result is “Dot”, a stop-motion film starring an uber-small 9mm tall girl. Aardman had to create 50 different versions of the girl for all her various poses, and spent about one day making every four seconds of the video.
via petapixel.com

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