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Posted September 27, 2009
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Wyland Earth Day - World Premiere - San Diego Film Festival
The short film Wyland Earth Day - World Premiere was at the San Diego Film Festival. Won Best San Diego Film! Check out the video.
Oh, it's my film :)
order of appearance:
Think Blue
Anders Wright - City Beat Film Critic
Katie Lowes - Actress
Micki Dickoff - Filmmaker - Neshoba
Lisa Duprey - San Diego
Kate White - San Diego
TommyYune - CNN SuperStar iReporter
Carleton Lundt - San Diego
Frank Marinucci - San Diego
TheVideoMan - CNN SuperStar iReporter
dpkronmiller - CNN SuperStar iReporter
Rachel Elhin - San Diego
Joshua Tucker - Filmmaker
Jennifer McClain - Burbank
Triston - Photojournalist - Overtone.com
Darlene Wyland - Wyland's Mother
San Diego Film Festival Awards Party at Hotel Solemar
about Wyland Earth Day:
Some of the biggest ideas in the world happen overnight. While CNN ireporter Chris Morrow covered the behind-the-scenes activity of the 2009 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, the last thing she expected was to stumble across one man¹s plans to paint the largest picture of planet earth. But 24-hours after boldly announcing his goal to do just that, renowned environmental artist Wyland put the finishing touches on Earth: The Blue Planet a three acre interpretation of our world atop the Long Beach Convention Center.
Using ingenuity, elbow grease, and thousands of gallons of eco-friendly paint, the prolific artist turned a dusty, dry roof into a watercolor painting that can easily be seen from the upper reaches of the stratosphere. Wyland: Earth Day takes you inside the creative process behind the artist and his mission as told by the ireporter who chronicled the entire event.
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