
Guy Sings Bach’s Cello Suite No. 1 by Filming Two Notes Every Day for a Year
This is an older video (2014… practically prehistoric in social media terms), but if you’re looking for a totally …
This is an older video (2014… practically prehistoric in social media terms), but if you’re looking for a totally …
First, there was a competition, which suggested that one second of video could capture a unique, meaningful moment. Then a young woman from LA used roughly one second of footage per day to document a year in her life. And then finally, Cesar Kuriyama's similar video documenting his frivolous year off work following his 30th birthday went viral.
Apparently, the idea of documenting each day of your life with a one-second video clip has taken off. And following a flurry of "I wanna do that!" comments, Kuriyama has decided to make the process that much easier for others wishing to follow in his and Madeline's footsteps by creating the 1 Second Everyday app.
Inspired by Cesar Kuriyama’s monthly video summaries created with one second clips, …
Cesar Kuriyama spent a couple years saving enough money to take an entire …
“The Beauty of a Second” is a short film competition asking people to …