Leo Burnett - Cultural Fuel

The first movie ever to have its premiere online: YouTube’s “Life in a Day”. If you don’t know what it is about, well, last year YouTube invited everybody in the YouTube community to film your life in one day, (or was it one day in your life?) no matter what was it about nor the format. From more than 4,500 hours of video, the final cut is a funny/sad/inspiring/touchy movie of 1:30 hours.

The film debuted in the Sundance Film Festival on January 27th with general acclaim. The film is produced by Riddley Scott and distributed by National Geographic.

You can watch it online today at 19:00 CET

You can see the repetition of the premiere in YouTube at its official channel

Teaser trailer:

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From the World Cup in South Africa, to an annoying talking orange, with Justin Bieber and the Old Spice Man in the middle, this was the 2010 according to Google.

The Google’s Zeitgeist 2010 tells you the top 5 events during the year:

1. South Africa World Cup
2. Olympic games in Canada
3. The Haiti earthquake
4. The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
5. The ash cloud in Iceland

Also, the most watched videos, where else?, in YouTube:

1. BED INTRUDER SONG!!! (now on iTunes)
2. TIK TOK KESHA Parody: Glitter Puke - Key of Awe$ome #13
3. Greyson Chance Singing Paparazzi
4. Annoying Orange Wazzup
5. Old Spice | The Man Your Man Could Smell Like
6. Yosemitebear Mountain Giant Double Rainbow 1-8-10
7. OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine version
8. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE - Trailer
9. Jimmy Surprises Bieber Fan
10. Ken Block’s Gymkhana THREE, Part 2; Ultimate Playground; l’Autodrome

Check the links for more listings and trends. Meanwhile, my favourite: The annoying orange! and the second video is a summary of the whole year in a 3 minute video, Google style. Enjoy !

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see the nff channel

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well done… using Youtube to host your website is pretty smart.

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What you are about to see is a mix of unrelated Youtube videos/clips edited together to create ThruYou. In other words – what you see is what you hear.

Kutiman, the masterful Israeli funk musician and producer, outdoes himself by creating Thru-You: Multiple YouTube clips (mostly instructional and performance videos) edited into slick mega-mashups. They’re not just patchwork assemblages, they’re sample-based original creations that coud hold their own on anyone’s album… Plus they’re 100% audiovisual! It’s a work of next-level genius.

ThruYou (via)

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Someone had a great idea. Take the most famous Orchestras in the world and have a worldwide competition of musicians on YouTube, where people vote for the musicians who should play a finale at Carnegie Hall.

http://www.youtube.com/symphony

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