The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts (known for their terrific talks and debates by prominent authors and scientists) is currently holding a competition for emerging filmmakers who can offer new and interesting ways to bring RSA talks to life. Five finalists have been announced, one of which is this stop-motion video from Marija Jacimovic and Benoit Detalle based on a talk Michael Pollan gave about the food industry. The video took over three weeks to create!
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as convenient as it'd be if it was spelled that way, it's Pollan*
@DrThil, ack! And you know, I absolutely know that, too. (It was spelled correctly in the body of the post.) Slip of the finger in the title! Thanks for catching.
The RSA continuosly releases really cool and interesting animations. I hope this one wins!