One Second Per Day X 365 = THIS VIDEO

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One Second Per Day X 365 = THIS VIDEO
Authored by: masodo on Friday, January 03 2014 @ 07:03 PM EST

You are so right about the "wow factor" - we are all familiar with fast moving clips representing a passage of time. It is just the idea that this is the common man recording the mundane views as he goes about his existence. I think we all could have made this video and packed just as much wow factor into our own version. Food for thought... Look at anyone on the street and imagine a year in the life through their eyes... look at yourself and recall one second from 365, 155, 75 or even seven days ago... ahh the untapped power of the recorded image [smiley::D]

I like your take on the editor within... [smiley:eh]

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One Second Per Day X 365 = THIS VIDEO
Authored by: Creaky on Saturday, January 04 2014 @ 11:18 AM EST

Re. self-censorship: I was watching a documentary on/by Nina Conti the other day, and the film quotes Ken Campbell quoting von Schiller:

“In the case of the creative mind, it seems to me, the intellect has withdrawn its watchers from the gates, and the ideas rush in pell-mell, and only then does it review and inspect the multitude. You worthy critics, or whatever you may call yourselves, are ashamed or afraid of the momentary and passing madness which is found in all real creators, the longer or shorter duration of which distinguishes the thinking artist from the dreamer. Hence your complaints of unfruitfulness, for you reject too soon and discriminate too severely.”

Now that's something to ponder for the New Year ...!

Nina Conti is superb by the way - nothing that you might expect.

And Ken Campbell was something else - his obit:

www.theguardian.com/stage/2008/sep/01/obituary.ken.campbell