Image via WikipediaThe premiere of the documentary is scheduled for the Sundance Festival in the United States in 2011.
Kevin Macdonald will select and assemble the best images that appear on YouTube and which best illustrate the day-to-day lives of ordinary and anonymous in different parts of the globe.
The top 20 authors appear in the data sheet as co-directors of "Life in a Day."
Speaking to the Los Angeles Times, director Kevin MacDonald described the project as "a time capsule that will prove to future generations as it was live on July 24, 2010. A unique experience "of sharing the making of a film.
The filmmaker admitted he was "absolutely appalled" by the response from the community that uses the YouTube, but expects to have a large representation of significant social, economic and cultural rights throughout the world.
The production was keen to distribute some cameras in more remote locations, for greater population diversity.
