Sam from the Watershed School in Boulder, Colorado, created this instructional whiteboard animation about how transportation has changed over the past hundred and fifty years. Well done!

Robbie Ryan uses iStopMotion for a Rap-style ad for Best Buy.

Noise Industries created a great tutorial movie on how to use Boinx FxTiles with Apple Final Cut Pro. FxTiles comes with 3D filters and transitions with flexible animation controls and many built-in presets to achieve great results with minimal effort.

In this short stop motion animation, the talented Lego actor of Frankenstein appears on the film set. Made by Sebastian Thomson-Jagoe with iStopMotion at the age of 12.

This video describes a collaborative class at Johns Hopkins University during intersession 2010. This class taught students the basics of health communications and using stop-motion animation to create 30-second animations with iStopMotion encouraging behavior change.

Oliver Breidenbach took the stage on Guy Kawasakis Macworld 2010 feature presentation.

Katie introduces her new movie - 'Carrots for Breakfast'. Created with iStopMotion. Cute!

Lauren Elliot comes up with an idea for the PayPal Developer Challenge and created a video with iStopMotion: "Save This Place is a GPS based photo game that lets you own a piece of the earth and be part of an effort to raise $1 billion dollars for good causes. We've divided the earth up into 7 billion equally sized piece of land - using your GPS capable phone you go to your favorite spot and take a photo. If no one else has claimed that spot you can purchase it for $1 using PayPals easy payment system. You add the story of why it's important to you, and share it with your friends via twitter or facebook."

In this episode, Cameron from Serious Geek Video visits the Boinx software booth at Macworld 2010 to learn more about the live video application, BoinxTV. Achim from Boinx Software gives a short demo.