Just watched PBS origami doc Between the Folds last night. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it. It's a beautiful film, really inspiring. Lots of Math Craft-related subject matter. Available instant on Netflix, or for rent on iTunes.
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I've heard of this. I'll definitely have to watch it sometime. I've folded some of Robert Lang's crease patterns, we've had an inspirational post on eric gjerde Imatfaal posted up a picture of Tom Hull's five intersecting tetrahedra. This video is pretty much a who's who of mathematical origami.
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