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Impressionist does Shakespeare in celebrity voices. Running Movie Montage. I don't feel like dancing! (Movie montage) Foolishly Seeking True Love. Hilarious Bohemian Rhapsody Cover | Super Cute. 100 YEARS / STYLE / EAST LONDON. Symmetry. Axis of Awesome - 4 Four Chord Song (with song titles) What song are you listening to? Fifty People, One Question - Chicago. Video. Fifty People, One Question. When we set out to film, it was another New Orleans day. Once you get past the inevitable grime and heat, you feel a certain energy or “atmosphere”. Like a kid throwing himself into a mud fight. It’s a simple question. And the answers can lead us anywhere.

So go ahead, ask yourself… Visit fiftypeopleonequestion.com and post your response. We also asked this question in New York, NY. Thanks to: Sarah Reece, Chris Shultz, Blake Haney, Robby Habans, Will Donaldson, the vimeo community, and all those who provided feedback and encouragement. For questions on workflow, process, and the rig, check out my blog: tomoveyou.org. MOVE on Vimeo. Best part of Disney's Pixar Up. Watch: The First Hour Of MTV. For those watching in 1981, the launch of MTV must have seemed as epic as the rocket-ship visual it used as an opener. For those who don't remember (or didn't exist yet), the iconic moonman's first appearance was juxtaposed with footage of Apollo 11 taking off in the channels first minutes. Although the implications were massive (an entire channel dedicated to music??) And the first video to ever air (our favorite Trivial Pursuit questions: "Video Killed The Radio Star") seemed an ambitious mission statement, MTV did nail something unmistakably cool with its initial aesthetics and promises of all-day, all-night stereo music.

Cool story, MTV. Although the nostalgia is overwhelming, it does make one wonder why a network so far off of its own proclaimed ideology is celebrating the birth of something it would later kill off. Check out the first hour of broadcasting, including some delightfully retro commercials.