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Here is the video we shot for my song "Stormy Weather". We shot this video in many locations throughout Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, CA,USA. Shooting mostly at night due to the fact we had no filming permits so we shot Gorilla style, sneaking in and out of locations like Ninjas in the night! hahaha. It was tons of fun and for a 1 day shoot I am very pleased with the out come. Take look and I hope you enjoy!!! Leave a comment and let me know what you think. Have a "Fantastic" day!
Ira talks about how to tell stories, how to do good work, how to not get discouraged, and more. These videos originally came from Current TV. Clip #4 of 4.
Todd Sacktor had a fairly controversial theory about how the brain stored memories, and for sixteen years his only worry was whether he was right. Until he proved it. Then his worry turned to fear that someday very bad people could use his innovation for very bad things. This clip comes from Pandora's Box, the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. See it now, only on Showtime. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com
Our film crew goes to Iowa to investigate the ever-increasing role genetic science is playing on the modern pig farm. But once we're there, some of us find out that there are things about pork production that we don't actually want to find out. This clip comes from Pandora's Box, the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. See it now, only on Showtime. Learn more: http://thisamericanlife.org Get Showtime: http://sho.com
This outtake is from "Pandora's Box," the season finale of This American Life with Ira Glass. It was cut from a montage of beautifully shot scenes that are meant to evoke memory and loss. You decide whether it would have fit.
The unpredictable things that can happen when you bring a new idea into the world.
Stories of people who are willing themselves to the next stage in their lives, no matter what anyone around them thinks. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime.
Meet Charlie. He used to run his own business with a dozen employees. People knew him. He had a whole life. And then he retired to California. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass only on Showtime.
GJ Echternkamp decided to film the thing he knows best in the world... his own family. And he ended up with this funny, amazing footage that reveals things he'd never seen before. Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime. Learn about GJ's Film, "Frank & Cindy" at his website, http://frankandcindy.com
In most places, believers and non-believers don't really hang out that much. It's volatile. So what happens when they make a painting together? Watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime
Sascha Rothchild reads from her own teenage diary. Her story was first recorded for Mortified, a stage show based in Los Angeles produced by David Nadelberg. Learn more about Mortified at http://getmortified.com and watch This American Life with Ira Glass, only on Showtime.
When GJ Echternkamp started filming his family with one goal: to expose Frank, his alcoholic stepfather. But the story he ended up with is far more complicated and cathartic. In this scene from our 5th episode, GJ's mom explains why she's been acting a little weird lately. This clip is from "The Cameraman," the 4th episode of This American Life with Ira Glass. Watch the whole story unfold, starting April 12th on Showtime.