Here’s my third foray into animation, complete with motion tweens and nested graphics. This one caused a bit of a stir over at NewScientistTV, generating over 60 comments, mostly in favor of the idea that humans do indeed have free will. The video’s not really about that though… Check out my previous animated explainers on [...]
Here are a few recent “Born to be viral” vids I did for New Scientist…the format seems to be evolving towards science music videos…a move I fully endorse. More here.
My latest animated explainer for New Scientist: For more info read Emma Young’s feature in the 12 March issue of New Scientist. If you like this style of video, you might like my video on gamification. The song is one I’ve been messing with for a while.
Here’s the latest (and final) episode of the “Best of the Web” science video round-up: And here are links to all 8 episodes: June 2010 July August September October November December January 2011 The “top ten” format is being replaced by a weekly “Born to Be Viral” video, showcasing one clip we think should really [...]
I have a feature out in the latest issue of New Scientist on turning life into a videogame. Much has been written on the topic, hopefully this piece adds a bit of evolutionary biology and psychology to the discussion. I made a Zero-Punctuation/Common Craft-style video to accompany the story. It’s a fun, if not time-consuming, [...]