Star Wars meets The Graduate (by Slacktory) in this video mashup.
So remember: 12:01 a.m., May 26. The schedule after that will be approximately as follows: the first animated GIFs from the first episode will appear at 12:01 and a half, people will complain that Netflix is down at 12:02, spoilers will begin appearing on Twitter at 12:03, angry tweets about spoilers at 12:04, think pieces about how this distribution model affects spoilers at 12:05, think pieces about how this distribution model might result in the return of Firefly at 12:06, listicles of 10 more shows that Netflix should revive at 12:07, complaints that these episodes “suck” at 12:08, complaints about haters at 12:09, questions about why people who are so into Arrested Development refuse to watch Community at 12:10, and 25 pictures of cats watching Arrested Development at 12:11.
“Star Trek” parody video produced by IRS in-house studio and served as the opening of a training and leadership conference in 2010.
Luke’s Change: an Inside Job (by Graham Putnam)
Star Wars gets the 9/11 truther treatment
A Mesmerizing Film Shot Entirely From an Airplane Window
via theatlanticvideo:
Yet another reason to always pick the window seat!
That time when Oprah visited the Simpsosn. The clip was shown only shown once on her show, and never played again, so you won’t find it on any of the DVDs
Behind the Scenes of the Simpsons, part 2 (by simpspin)
You really have to see this music performance/video right now!
via danielbetancourt:
Had the privilege few days ago to attend: The Hello, Again performance started with an idea — Beck would re-imagine David Bowie’s classic, “Sound and Vision.” But it became more than another cover. It became an experience that presented a fresh take on the possibilities of the once familiar, for both the audience and the performers.
In collaboration with Beck and a “band” of more than 160 diverse musicians, Director Chris Milk created a concert experience that was fully immerse for both the audience and the performers. By capturing the concert with 360-degree cameras and bin-aural microphones, online viewers will have the opportunity to experience the show from any and every seat in the house.
Listen to Beck’s performance with your headphones on for ideal sound, and check www.hello-again.com in the coming days for a 360-experience.
In the mean time feel free to check out a sneak peak of the concert right below.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnOmrDzRrGQ
via smartercities:
Urban traffic made beautiful. Mesmerizing video
Whoever thinks playing trivia is easy hasn’t played with this crew http://www.facebook.com/fly.biosphere
The Trivapocalypse (by jdd12882)
Is this really from a news video service? The History of the Universe in 127 Seconds
via theatlantic:
From the Big Bang to the dawn of the 21st century, this video from Now This News reflects on the roller coaster ride of existence. The montage sequence is more impressionistic than fact-driven, juxtaposing powerful images of humanity at our best and our worst. The narrator ends on a positive note, however, saying, “we hold on to hope, because that’s what we do best. Happy new year!”
