 The film is widely considered the first noteworthy animated film using this technique.The Washington Post describes it as “(a) musical frolic which wittily builds on ghostly, distorted images crossing the plate glass of a copier.” 
The films that followed include "Dirt" (1998), "Soulmate" (2000), "Passage" (2001), "Magda" (2004), "A Painful Glimpse Into My Writing Process in Less Than 60 Seconds" (2005), "Wind" (2007), a Donald Trump horror film parody called "Little Donnie" (2017), and "Dreams of a Fallen Astronaut" (2019) part of Joan Gratz's omnibus "The One Minute Memoir".In 2002, as a poetic response to the tragedies of September 11th, Chel White created "New York" to be part of the omibus collection "Underground Zero".