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Stop Press reports on Looksy, a global collaborative film project that has kicked off with the first entries at: http://www.youtube.com/looksygenc

"Auckland film-maker and critic Lewis Bostock is aiming big by thinking small: he’s trying to create the largest collaborative film ever made. His project, Looksy.org, aims to piece together a documentary from user-generated short films that represent Generation C, “the generation of digital creatives who are remaking the way we buy, sell and, most importantly, communicate” around the world. Bostock calls it “an exercise in digital ethnography.”

Helen Baxter MD of Mohawk Media is on the panel of judges including the head of New Business at MTV Asia, Waitakere City mayor Bob Harvey, Marc Swadel (award winner at Cannes), Mitch Olson (Digital Worlds), and Debbie Mayo Smith.

Join in the largest collaborative film ever made at: http://looksy.org

The girls interview Big Buck Bunny from Blender.

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