imagine that once we were able to peek at 80 000 points of views and perspectives of people living around the world. See how a shepherd in Ukraine begins his day, how three women from Angola sing as corn mash for lunch or how a young person in America tells his grandmother who is gay.
We see these scenes and many more in the final version of Life in a Day, which will be released globally on YouTube at the Sundance Film Festival on Thursday January 27 at 8:15 pm EST.
Life in a Day is a unique documentary filmed by YouTube users to tell how the lives of people around the world on July 24, 2010.
During the past five months, the director Kevin Macdonald, the editor Joe Walker and a team of investigators were working to edit the nearly 5 thousand hours of film received from 192 countries to turn in this film that lasts 94 minutes. This video shows a message from the director: 
To be among the first to see the documentary, you can access the live broadcast of the Sundance Film Festival, which will end with an interactive session of questions and answers with the director. Those who can not watch it live at that time, you can see the repetitions at different times around the world. Later, there will also be available on-demand version of the documentary, which is free.
To keep up with the latest news on this project, you may subscribe to channel Life in a Day:
http://www.youtube.com/lifeinaday
. They also can view thousands of videos that were under consideration and are in the gallery which made LG. Tim Partridge, Product Marketing Manager, recently watched "
John Cooper on Life in a Day
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