Time: 3:25

If you are an animation fan, you gotta check this stop motion animated video out. It reportedly was created over 22 months, took 1,357 hours, 30 people, 2 ladders, 1 still camera and 288,000 jelly beans. And the song is pretty cool too.

Time: 7:08

Here’s a video about how they made the jelly bean stop motion vid. Talking about a really long attention span and dedication!! Holy Wow!

Time: 3:20

Pancho is the “Cool Hand Luke” of mice. You go, Pancho.

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Time: 8:14

This is an animated short from Spain by Nacho Pesquera and Nacho Subirats.

Yaku is a special boy. One day, somebody snatchs his illusion. But just when he thinks he has lost it all, a stranger takes him on a magical trip.

Don’t you love the angel dog?

Time: 1:32

This is why he’s called Annoying Orange. If you’re an Annoying Orange fan, you saw the “surprise” ending coming, right?

Time: 2:25

What happens when a mime’s phone rings? Does he answer? What happens when a mime’s phone rings and it’s another mime calling?

Watch this funny animation by Santiago Bou Grasso.

Time: 3:39

Are you a loyal Conan fan and leap at any opportunity to see him defeat his “enemies?” Are you an old-fashioned cartoon fan and want to see more?

Check out this vid. Love the fishnet stockings.

Time: 2:19

What do you do if you’re a vegan teen and your mom is cooking rabbit stew? Rescue the dear, little rabbits, of course.

Animation by Fernanda Frick.

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Time: 1:48

This great little animated film was made by Carlos Paredes and is about an ambitious, athletic cockroach that steals a strawberry and suffers the consequences after putting up a heroic fight.

Makes you almost feels sorry for cockroaches. Almost.

Time: 1:59

Ringling College of Art & Design produced this funny animated story of two boys, a coveted toy and a magic box. Bet you can’t guess what’s in the box!

Time: 5:52

Danny Perasa and his wife, Annie, came to StoryCorps to recount their twenty-seven-year romance. As they remember their life together from their first date to Danny’s final days with terminal cancer, these remarkable Brooklynites personify the eloquence, grace and poetry that can be found in the voices of everyday people when we take the time to listen.

CREDITS: Directed by The Rauch Brothers; Animator, Tim Rauch; Background Layout, Jim Smith; Background Painting, Bill Wray; Audio Producers, Sarah Kramer & Michael Garofalo; Music, Fredrik; Label, The Kora Records; Publisher, House of Hassle.

Major funding provided by Corporation for Public Broadcasting and NPR.

To record your own story go to http://storycorps.org/ to find out how.