We're always looking for new ways to discover and access our collection. The recent development of large language models has created new opportunities by encoding human language into a format that's easy for computers to work with. One of those formats is embeddings.
Embeddings is a way to represent words as a list of numbers.
It means we can encode a human readable word like 'hello' into something a computer can quickly compare to lots of other words, finding matches.
This collection explorer uses embeddings to show you algorithmically matching works as you tap and explore.
See what the machine sees / see what the algorithm recommends...
Read more about it at: labs.acmi.net.au
A stop-frame animated version of Margery Williams classic children’s tale of a toy rabbit’s longing to become “real”. Through the love of a boy and a little nursery magic his dream comes true. Music from Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”.
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This classic story based on the book, “The Velveteen Rabbit” by Margery Williams, is about nursery magic. We learn how a boy’s love and friendship transform a toy rabbit into a real bunny.
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Animated puppets are used to tell a story about some children who visit their grandmother at the farm where they build a snow man whose carrot nose is stolen by rabbits who need food in the wintertime.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin...
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Episode of Series “The World of Peter Rabbit and friends”.
Beatrix Potter’s beautifully illustrated books have long been a favourite with children. Her stories of the mischievous cousins, Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny, come to life on the screen in this delightful animated adaptation. The video includes a live-action introduction dramatising Beatrix Potter and the animals that inspired her books.
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Story of a mother rabbit and her very hungry son, Bunny Rabbit, who goes in search of fresh lettuce on a nearby farm. After several encounters with other animals and two narrow escapes from a hungry fox and an angry farmer, Bunny hurries home, much wiser about the ways of the outside world. Designed to teach younger children the features and habits of rabbits and other woodland and farm animals. No other credits available.
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A clay animated film for children about a Russian shoemaker who discovers new meanings in life by meditating on old truths. Based on a Leo Tolstoy folktale “Where Love Is, God Is”. The introduction and narration is by Alexandra Tolstoy, daughter of Leo Tolstoy.
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