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The 1 Second Film by Carol T Chung

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The 1 Second Film is a nonprofit animated collaborative work. The central concept of this work is the idea of the perfect moment, since such moments of perfection are often few and fleeting. There are 12 giant frames. Each are painted with its own director and at an all night long event. The 12 frames are filmed twice to create a 24 framed 1 second piece. After it's premiered, the paintings will be on exhibit and sold to raise money for the Global Fund for Women, which is a nonprofit organization that supports women's human rights around the world.

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This entry posted on 05 February 2005 at 3:58 PM
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