Watch: G-Day
I finally found a program that has enabled me to regain some control of the only remaining G-Day print.
G-Day was a movie some friends and I made in 2002. It involves a poster of Ali G. We made it to explain the origin of the gift we gave our friend Nick for his 18th Birthday. We shot, edited and premiered the video in 24 hours which includes about 14 hours of sleep and university lectures that we could not avoid.
It was the first time I had used iMovie. I can't remember which version it was, probably 2. It was nowhere near as sophisticated as the current generation of iMovie. Windows users will soon know what I mean when the new version of WMM ships in a couple of years with Vista.
To celebrate this recovery, you can watch it below or watch it on black here and then check out the "Director's Commentary".
G-Day was a movie some friends and I made in 2002. It involves a poster of Ali G. We made it to explain the origin of the gift we gave our friend Nick for his 18th Birthday. We shot, edited and premiered the video in 24 hours which includes about 14 hours of sleep and university lectures that we could not avoid.
It was the first time I had used iMovie. I can't remember which version it was, probably 2. It was nowhere near as sophisticated as the current generation of iMovie. Windows users will soon know what I mean when the new version of WMM ships in a couple of years with Vista.
To celebrate this recovery, you can watch it below or watch it on black here and then check out the "Director's Commentary".
