This section contains examples of computer animated films that appeared in the period 1965 to 1975.

Other films available on the web are:

  • Image of a Thunderstorm, Anne Freeny and John Gabbe, Bell Labs (1966)
  • Permutations, John Whitney (1966)
  • The Flexipede by Tony Pritchett using the Culham Laboratory's Benson-Lehner Microfilm recorder (1967)
  • A Pair of Paradoxes, Roger Shepard and Edward Zajac, Bell Labs (1967)
  • Hummingbird, Charles Csuri (1968)
  • Worth a Thousand Words by Mike Larkin, describes GHOST and shows the Culham Laboratory's Benson-Lehner Microfilm recorder (1969)
  • GENESYS: An Interactive Computer-Mediated Animation System, Ron Baecker (1970)
  • Metadata, Peter Foldes, National Film Board of Canada (1971)
  • Animation, Nestor Burtnyk and Marcele Wein, National Film Board of Canada (1971)
  • Space Filling Curves, Nelson Max, Carnegie Mellon (1972)
  • La Faim, Peter Foldes, National Film Board of Canada (1974)
  • Kitty, N. Konstantinov (published 1974)
  • Solitons and Bions, Chris Eilbeck, Heriot-Watt University using the Atlas Computer Laboratory SC4020 (1974). Later examples use the FR80.
  • Sorting Out Sorting, Ron Baecker, University of Toronto (1975-1981)

Sorting Out Sorting falls just out side the 1965-1975 timeframe, but Ron worked on it for a number of years. A great example of algorithm animation