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− | It opens with what looks like a sunrise over [[the Earth]], but this is revealed to be only a tiny piece of rock, which an ant picks up and puts in its mouth. |
+ | It opens with what looks like a sunrise over [[the Earth]], but this is revealed to be only a tiny piece of rock, which an ant picks up and puts in its mouth. The camera keeps pulling back during the segment, making big things seem smaller in comparison with even bigger things. The ant is smaller than a larger bug, which is smaller than a snail, which is smaller than a bird, which is smaller than a dog, who is walking with two boys at the zoo. The camera continues to pull back to reveal a giraffe and elephant at the zoo, then the entire city, then the entire country, then the entire planet Earth, and then out to other planets orbiting around [[The Sun]]. Then the two boys and their dog are shown walking under the sun, as it sets, and night falls over the Earth. |
According to [[Karen Prell]] in a post at the Muppet Central message board, Bud Luckey currently has the original storyboards for this cartoon hanging on the walls in his office at [[Pixar]]. <ref>Prell, Karen [http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showpost.php?p=42240&postcount=16 Karen Prell's post at Muppet Central]</ref> |
According to [[Karen Prell]] in a post at the Muppet Central message board, Bud Luckey currently has the original storyboards for this cartoon hanging on the walls in his office at [[Pixar]]. <ref>Prell, Karen [http://forum.muppetcentral.com/showpost.php?p=42240&postcount=16 Karen Prell's post at Muppet Central]</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:21, 29 May 2012
Written by | Bud Luckey |
Publisher | Sesame Street Inc |
"That's About the Size" (also known as "Infinity") is an animated cartoon produced for Sesame Street by Bud Luckey, who animated and sang.
It opens with what looks like a sunrise over the Earth, but this is revealed to be only a tiny piece of rock, which an ant picks up and puts in its mouth. The camera keeps pulling back during the segment, making big things seem smaller in comparison with even bigger things. The ant is smaller than a larger bug, which is smaller than a snail, which is smaller than a bird, which is smaller than a dog, who is walking with two boys at the zoo. The camera continues to pull back to reveal a giraffe and elephant at the zoo, then the entire city, then the entire country, then the entire planet Earth, and then out to other planets orbiting around The Sun. Then the two boys and their dog are shown walking under the sun, as it sets, and night falls over the Earth.
According to Karen Prell in a post at the Muppet Central message board, Bud Luckey currently has the original storyboards for this cartoon hanging on the walls in his office at Pixar. [1]
Releases
Online
- Sesamestreet.org Template:SSvideo
Sources
- ↑ Prell, Karen Karen Prell's post at Muppet Central