1 Second Everyday

Mobile video application 1 Second Everyday 1 Second Everyday.png 200px 1 Second Everyday Inc. 2013 01 10 yes/no Android 4.2.3 yes 2023 01 27 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.onese.android 1 Second Everyday: Video Diary - Apps on Google Play Google Play 2023-03-02 iOS 4.7.8 yes 2023 02 22 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/1-second-everyday/id587823548 1 Second Everyday: Video Diary on the App Store App Store 2023-03-02 Swift, Objective-C iOS 14.1 or later Android 7 or later iOS: English, Spanish 1se.co 1 Second Everyday (1SE) is an application developed by Cesar Kuriyama. The application allows the user to record one second of video every day and then chronologically edits (mashes) them together into a single film.http://www.fastcompany.com/3003772/how-recording-one-second-every-day-could-change-your-life How Recording One Second Everyday Could Change Your Life Fast Company 14 May 2014 It is compatible with iOS and Android. The idea of the application was developed by Kuriyama's 1 Second Everyday — Age 30 video. The application was launched in January 2013.andrewtrinh 2013-08-04 1 Second Everyday https://trinh.im/2013/08/1-second-everyday/ 2023-01-30 Andrew Trinh en-AU 2023-01-30 https://web.archive.org/web/20230130065519/https://trinh.im/2013/08/1-second-everyday/ dead 1 Second Everyday played a part in the plot of Chef and also became the inspiration for the 2014 short animated clip Feast.FEAST Animated Short & Interview w/ the Director & Producer #BigHero6Event Cookies and Clogs, Retrieved on 1 August 2015 Background Kuriyama's video In February 2011, when Cesar Kuriyama turned 30, after saving money, he quit his job in an advertising firm and took a year off to travel.1 Second Everyday Reaching New Heights Forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/alextaub/2014/03/20/1-second-everyday-moves-to-the-big-screen/ During this time, he started working on a project he called 1 Second Everyday. As part of the project, every day he recorded one second of video – something that was supposed to help him remember that day. He started the project because he was frustrated with his memory. He planned to stockpile the 365 one-second clips into one film to serve as a memento of his year. While working on the project Kuriyama realized that recording one second every day impacted the decisions he made in a positive way. After a year he made a 365-second clip out of his recordings. The video called 1 Second Everyday – Age 30, went viral.http://petapixel.com/2012/12/15/app-to-let-you-preserve-your-life-with-a-one-second-video-of-each-day/ App To Let You Preserve Your Life with a One-Second Video of Each Day 15 December 2012 Peta Pixel 15 May 2014 According to Kuriyama, he was initially inspired to take a year off from work by a TED talk given by Stefan Sagmeister called "The Power of Time Off." Kuriyama also delivered a TED talk about 1 Second Everyday in 2012 at TED 2012 in Long Beach California. Kickstarter campaign After completing his own video, Kuriyama decided to develop an application that would allow the users to record one second every day and compile their own videos. He developed a prototype of the applicationhttp://yhponline.com/2014/02/13/cesar-kuriyama-1-second-everyday/ How 1 Second Everyday changed the life of Cesar Kuriyama 13 February 2014 YHP 15 May 2014 17 May 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140517121546/http://yhponline.com/2014/02/13/cesar-kuriyama-1-second-everyday/ dead and then in 2012, he launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for completing the application. The campaign became one of the most backed app campaigns in the history of Kickstarter. It was backed by 11,281 backers who pledged a total of $56,959 on an initial goal of $20,000.https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cesarkuriyama/1-second-everyday-app 1 Second Everyday App Kickstarter 16 May 2014 Following the completion of the Kickstarter campaign, he partnered with an application design studio in Brooklyn to develop the application.http://mashable.com/2012/12/02/1-second-everyday/ 1 Second Everyday App Wants to Make Each Day of Your Life Memorable [VIDEO] 3 December 2012 Mashable 14 May 2014 1 Second Everyday was released two weeks after the completion of its Kickstarter campaign.https://www.forbes.com/sites/alextaub/2014/03/20/1-second-everyday-moves-to-the-big-screen/ 1 Second Everyday Reaching New Heights Forbes 14 May 2014 Application The application was released for iOS on 10 January 2013.https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-20937759 14 May 2014 Can filming one second of every day change your life? BBC News An Android-compatible version of the application was developed later. Using it, the user can record the videos in the application or they can select one second portions from their libraries. 1 Second Everyday dates every snippet. The user can also set alarms to remember to record their daily video. In order to compile a video, the user selects the seconds they want and the application creates a compilation video. The user can keep multiple timelines. It also allows users to post directly on social networks.http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/08/08/new-app-1-second-everyday-challenges-you-to-film-each-day-of-your-life-one-second-at-a-time/ [New App] '1 Second Everyday' Challenges You To Film Each Day Of Your Life, One Second At A Time 8 August 2013 Android Police 14 May 2014 The main interface in 1 Second Everyday is a calendar, which shows the user which days have snippets and which they can still fill in.http://www.tested.com/tech/android/457072-google-play-app-roundup-draft/ Google Play App Roundup: 1 Second Everyday, Momonga Pinball Adventures and Nun Attack: Run and Gun Tested 15 May 2014 17 May 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140517122521/http://www.tested.com/tech/android/457072-google-play-app-roundup-draft/ dead In the beginning, 1 Second Everyday restricted the recording to one second. However, the developers later released Super Seconds, which allowed users to record an additional half a second video. In 2014, 1 Second Everyday Crowds was launched, which is an area in the application featuring compilations of second clips from different users. In the media The Kickstarter campaign of 1 Second Everyday was featured in Entrepreneur's 3 Innovative Tech Startups on Kickstarter Right Now in 2012.http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/225172 3 Innovative Tech Startups on Kickstarter Right Now 6 December 2012 Entrepreneur 16 May 2014 The application was featured in The New York Times,https://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/16/technology/personaltech/take-2014-a-day-at-a-time-recording-it-as-you-go.html?_r=0 Take 2014 a Day at a Time, Chronicling Each One New York Times 15 January 2014 15 May 2014 Eaton Kit The Washington Post,https://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/video/thefold/tonight-on-the-fold/2012/10/12/542b2854-1493-11e2-be82-c3411b7680a9_video.html The Fold from The Washington Post The Washington Post 15 May 2014 Gawkerhttp://gawker.com/5969389/every-second-of-this-mans-life-is-more-interesting-than-yours 16 May 2014 Every Second of This Man's Life is More Interesting Than Yours Gawker dead https://web.archive.org/web/20140517120325/http://gawker.com/5969389/every-second-of-this-mans-life-is-more-interesting-than-yours 17 May 2014 and other media outlets. By the end of the launch day, it was in Top 10 Free Apps on App Store. It was also selected as the App of the Week on GeekWire in 2013.http://www.geekwire.com/2013/app-of-the-week-1-second-everyday-helps-iphone-users-document-their-lives/ App of the Week: '1 Second Everyday' helps iPhone users document their live 26 January 2013 Geek Wire 14 May 2014 Several other one-second compilation videos were also posted on the Internet after Kuriyama's video gained media attention.http://readwrite.com/2013/09/13/one-second-video-apps-number-of-seconds-in-your-video-app-says-about-you#awesm=~oEdNi4f2AUY7vU https://web.archive.org/web/20130915092256/http://readwrite.com/2013/09/13/one-second-video-apps-number-of-seconds-in-your-video-app-says-about-you#awesm=~oEdNi4f2AUY7vU usurped September 15, 2013 One-Second Video Apps? What The Number Of Seconds In Your Videos Says About You 13 September 2013 Read Write 14 May 2014 Sam Cornwell, an English photographer documented his son Indigo's growth using a montage of one-second iPhone clips. He shot these clips every single day from the moment of birth right up to the baby's first birthday. According to Cornwell, he was inspired by Kuriyama's project. The video of Cornwell's son gained considerable media attention after it was posted on YouTube.http://digitaljournal.com/article/354791#ixzz31fm4PlGF Video: Father captures baby's first year on video 1 second a day Digital Journal 15 May 2014 Save the Children also made a video commercial based on a similar format that showed a British girl oblivious of the Syrian war end up being a refugee.https://time.com/13009/most-shocking-second-a-day/ Most Shocking Second a Day Ad Is Exactly That 5 March 2014 Time 2 June 2014 29 October 2020 https://web.archive.org/web/20201029115630/https://time.com/13009/most-shocking-second-a-day/ dead 1SE was a finalist for the Fast Company Innovation by Design Award in 2015, but lost to Google Maps.The 54 Finalists In Our Innovation By Design Awards Fast, Retrieved on 18 August 2015 In 2015, Google Android created a gallery, Leap Second 2015, with the help of Droga5 and Kuriyama. The gallery showcased how people around the world enjoyed the one extra second of their lives. Through the 1 Second Everyday app available at Google Play, people were able to submit their extra second, which were then vetted and added to the gallery. The viewers were able to view other celebratory seconds from around the world as well as searching for them using different hashtags.See How People Around the World Enjoy Their Leap Second in Google's Online Gallery https://web.archive.org/web/20150821034153/http://creativity-online.com/work/google-android-leap-second/42528 2015-08-21 Creativity Online, Retrieved on 21 August 2015 References 30em External links 1 Second Everyday's website Cesar Kuriyama's website Cesar Kuriyama's original video Cesar Kuriyama's TED talk 1 Second Everyday's Kickstarter campaign How One /Film Reader’s iPhone App Ended Up in Jon Favreau’s Newest Movie Category:2013 software Category:Android (operating system) software Category:IOS software Category:Application software