For those who attended Kollaboration 9 in Los Angeles over the weekend, looks like everyone had fun. For those who missed it, we found a bunch of fancam footage of Kollaboration 9. Some of the footage is shaky.
Kollaboration 9 fancams
For those who attended Kollaboration 9 in Los Angeles over the weekend, looks like everyone had fun. For those who missed it, we found a bunch of fancam footage of Kollaboration 9. Some of the footage is shaky.
Kollaboration 9 fancams
See all the behind the scenes and onstage footage from David Choi at Kollaboration 9. He sang YouTube (A love song). Cool footage if you ever wondered how live performances work from the singer’s perspective. Here’s a quote from David Choi’s blog:
Thanks to EVERYONE who came out to support me at Kollaboration 9!!! The Shrine Auditorium (which held the Academy Awards and Grammys) SOLD OUT and I also heard there were people waiting outside who couldn’t get in! (Sorry if any of my supporters couldn’t get in!!!!!)
I played YouTube (A Love Song). The reason why I played the YouTube song was because I took a poll on YouTube and allowed all my subscribers to vote on what they wanted to hear. YouTube (A Love Song) won by popular demand! My subscribers on YouTube mean a lot to me so I wanted to involve them in this historic moment in my career. This was my way to say thanks for supporting me.
When I was backstage and the curtains opened, I was overwhelmed with just the image of the audience, the lights, and the whole asdfthfghvdsf. It kind of reminded me of when I went skydiving for the first time and looked at the ground below me. Almost looked fake. It was like a painting…I can’t really explain it, but I was in awe.
I’m glad I brought my laptop on stage to make me feel at ease. I think it did the job. Thanks Macbook Pro.
I’m also happy it’s over now because I will no longer have long waves of nervous breakdowns and sweaty palms.
And once again, thanks to everyone who came out, thanks to each and every one of the Kollaboration staff members, everyone who said hi, gave me hugs, took pictures, bought a CD, clapped for me, bought me a hotdog, gave me candy, made me a lei, supported me, offered me drinks, shook my hand, answered my questions, and believed in me.
Thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks!!!! And THANKS!!!!!
David Choi cam at Kollaboration 9
Although Slumdog Millionare dominated at the Oscars, “La Maison en Petits Cubes” aka “House of Cubes” won Japanese director and writer Kunio Kato an Oscar for best animated short. This was his first Academy Award nomination and win. Kato’s accetpance speech was Short, sweet, simple, and funny. Here’s his speech
“So heavy. Thank you very much. Thank you, my supporters. Thank you, all my staff. Thank you, my producer. Thank you, Academy. Thank you, animation. Thank you my company, Robot. Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto.
Thank you very much.”
After the Oscars, his acceptance speech was all the buzz. Follow these link for more about Kunio Kato or his Robot Communication Inc.
Kunio Kato wins Best Animated Short at the Oscars
Slumdog Millionaire continues to collect awards. Previously, Slumdog Millionaire won at Golden Globe Awards and Critic’s Choice Awards. This time the film grabbed 8 awards at the Oscars. That’s 8 of the 10 nominations. Here’s the wins picked up by Slumdog Millionaire:
Best Motion Picture of the Year
Achievement in Directing – Danny Boyle
Adapted Screenplay – Simon Beaufoy
Achievement in Cinematography – Anthony Dod Mantle
Original Song – “Jai Ho”
Achievement in Film Editing
Achievement in Sound Mixing
With a win like this, is Bollywood in Hollywood far away?
On the Red Carpet of the Oscars, the young stars of “Slumdog Millionaire” bubble over with excitement during their whirlwind Oscars trip, while Dev Patel and Freida Pinto reflect on their film.
Cast of Slumdog Millionaire on the red carpet
Another double-fisted win for A.R. Rahman
More A.R. Rahman
Dev Patel and Freida Pinto at the Governor’s Ball
Ryan Seacrest talks to the kids of Slumdog Millionaire, Irrfan Khan, Anil Kapoor, Dev Patel, and Freida Pinto
The Jabbawockeez were dancing with Shaq at the NBA All-star Game. He wasn’t the onlyy NBA star the Jabbawockeez were dancing with. The JabbaWockeez, inspired by their dance off in the Quest for G campaign – Beware the Jabbawockeez, challenged Kevin Garnett, Dwyane Wade, Kevin Durant and fans at the NBA All-Star Jam Session to show off their “G” dance moves.
Jabbawockeez at 2009 NBA All-Star Game
Watch the official video to Lyrics Born’s hit song, “I Like It, I Love It” off of the album EVERYWHERE AT ONCE.The video was directed by Neon. The Mr. T look on Lyrics Born rocks.
“I Like It, I Love It” is also featured in the new Friday the 13th film, the #1 Movie in America!
Download “I Like It, I Love It” on itunes
or Buy the album “Everywhere at Once” on Amazon.
“I Like It, I Love It” Lyrics Born Music Video