Posted in: Animated Video, Awesome Videos to Watch Now, News and Video On Demand by Lauren Katulka on October 3, 2010

Anyone who says that bigger is better clearly hasn’t seen this video. Dot claims to be the world’s smallest stop-motion animation, and I’m not about to disagree.

Of course, when it’s on the internet it looks as big as any other stop-motion animation video. But when it was made, this stop motion animation was teeny-tiny.

Dot herself measures just nine millimeters, and her adventures are captured on CellScope, a mobile phone with a microscope attachment. If you can’t quite picture how that works, make sure you watch to the end of the video.

This is a video that’s more about the visuals than the narrative. It’s easy to lose yourself in this magical world and forget it’s so small.

I hate to think about the amount of effort that’s gone into creating this, but the results speak for themselves.


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