I participated in this great event on 12.12.12 with my boys and a friend. One Day in Jackson Hole is part of a larger project, One Day on Earth (info below). The trailer has a beautiful shot of Julian and me in Huckleberry Hotsprings at 1:54. We are looking forward to the completed film!
One Day in Jackson Hole Film Trailer
One Day. 192 Countries. Thousands of films.
One Day on Earth is a global grassroots digital media project documenting the human experience in every country on the planet during the same 24-hour period. This is the project’s third and final year, with previous shoots on 10.10.10 and 11.11.11. On 10.10.10 over 3,000 hours of footage was collected from 19,000+ volunteer filmmakers of every county on the planet, then edited into a theatrical film that premiered globally (and in Jackson Hole) on Earth Day, 2012.
This year, in partnership with One Day on Earth: 12.12.12 the Wildlife Film Festival will launch a tandem One Day in Jackson Hole project. Working with classrooms, nonprofits, special-interest clubs and a broad spectrum of interested individuals, we will document our Valley in an unprecedented 24-hour community effort. Each of the novice and professional filmmakers participating will do so with one purpose in mind: to share a unique story with the world.
Incorporating local filmmakers, artists and performers, students and educators, nonprofits and clubs, One Day in Jackson Hole will be an integral element in the global “digital time capsule” and part of the story created by the One Day on Earth project. In addition to uploading all media to the global collection, each of Jackson Hole projects will be streamed on our One Day in Jackson Hole Vimeo channel and website. Finally, the entire Jackson Hole collection will be edited into a single film project! A work-in-progress short will be screened February 1, at TEDxJacksonHole and the completed film will premiere at a free community Earth Day event!
