The Science of Snowflakes

Unique paper snowflake animation for the BBC

How do snowflakes form? Why do they have six sides? Is it true that each snowflakes is unique? Here’s some serious snowflake trivia courtesy of physicist Prof Brian Cox.

With the help of wonderful paper artist Sam Pierpoint, we created this stunning stop motion and digital hybrid animation for the BBC to answer these burning questions.

This project was made using

2D Digital
Paper
Stop Motion

They delivered a truly fantastic piece of work. Their talent, creativity and sense of fun shone through the piece. Anna was incredibly knowledgeable and put together a great script very quickly. The team set a clear timetable for the work – including storyboards, review points, time for tweaks etc – and stuck to it.
Cordelia Hebblethwaite Commissioning Editor, BBC

The Science of Snowflakes

Unique paper snowflake animation for the BBC

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The Science of Snowflakes

Unique paper snowflake animation for the BBC

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