Three animations - These animations were commissioned by a talented film producer Richard Eschenroeder documenting merging health technologies to raise funds for research at Washington University in St. Louis, MO in collaboration with Children's hospital. Many topics were covered, one of them being nanotechnology, specifically an interview with polymer chemist Dr. Karen Wooley and her vision of nano enabled cancer and other health repair devices. I was hired to create very quick turn around (6 to 10 days for all) companion animations for this particular segment. A wonderful experience.

These are compressed versions.

Cancer repair animation shows a nanoscale device repairing a cancer cell. Click here to view the Quicktime version (.mov 1.75mb) or click here to view the Windows Media Video (.wmv 2.04mb). This will be featured in the movie.

Scale animation demonstrates the scale differences between the visual world and the potential nanoworld via an animated camera traveling from outer space all the way down to inside a blood vessel. Click here to view the Quicktime version (.mov 2.54mb) or click here to view the Windows Media Video (.wmv 2.43mb). This will be featured in the movie.

Compare animation a short 2D animation of the bottom image you see below. Click here to view the Quicktime version (.mov 910kb) or click here to view the Windows Media Video (.wmv 877kb). This will not be featured in the movie.

These images and animations are not available for use. In six months this status will change.

Below - A compilation of five stills (including the earth) from two of the animations. The top row (neurons and boy) are from the cancer repair animation. The earth and bottom row (girl and cells) are from the scale animation.

Below : Image from the compare animation.

Animations created January 6th through 16, 2007. Uploaded to the web site on 1.19.06.

Copyright Gina Miller 1998-2007 - images and animations are not to be used or reproduced without permission of the artist

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