When was the film Life in a Day 2011 filmed?
The film Life in a Day 2011 captured footage on the 24th of July 2010. YouTube invited users to record their lives on this specific date for the project.
The film Life in a Day 2011 captured footage on the 24th of July 2010. YouTube invited users to record their lives on this specific date for the project.
Kevin Macdonald directed the final cut of the documentary film Life in a Day 2011 alongside editor Joe Walker. Every contributor received credit as a co-director within the production credits.
Life in a Day 2011 contained four thousand five hundred hours of raw video from eighty thousand clips. The editors organized three hundred hours of best bits to guide the structure of the ninety-four minute runtime.
Rotten Tomatoes reported an eighty-two percent positive review rating for Life in a Day 2011 based on fifty-two critics. The average rating reached seven point one out of ten according to the aggregator.
YouTube users received no compensation for their labor in the film Life in a Day 2011 despite the project screening in theaters for profit. Critics questioned the ethics of this arrangement where contributors became co-directors yet remained unpaid.