Cesar Kuriyama: One second every day

The speaker shares their journey from a demanding advertising career to creating the 'One Second Every Day' project, inspired by a TED talk. This project involves recording one second of each day to create a continuous video, helping to preserve memories and appreciate life. The speaker discusses the project's impact, challenges, and cultural reflections, emphasizing the importance of capturing both good and bad moments. They envision a future where many people participate in similar projects, creating a global tapestry of daily life.

What inspired the narrator to take a year off from work?

• A book they read

• A TED talk by Stefan Sagmeister

• A conversation with a friend

• A documentary they watched

What is the main goal of the 'One Second Every Day' project?

• To create a viral video

• To remember daily life events

• To become a professional filmmaker

• To win a photography contest

How does the project help the narrator with their daily routine?

• It makes them work harder at their job

• It allows them to meet new people

• It helps them sleep better

• It encourages them to do something interesting each day

What is the narrator's view on recording entire events with a phone?

• They dislike it and prefer living in the moment

• They encourage everyone to do it

• They think it is a great way to remember everything

• They believe it enhances the experience

Why does the narrator find it important to record even on bad days?

• To show others their struggles

• To make a documentary

• To appreciate the good times more

• To share on social media

What does the narrator suggest about the potential of the project?

• It is too difficult for most people

• It could be interesting if many people participated

• It should be kept private

• It is only for professional filmmakers

What does the narrator encourage others to do?

• Avoid using technology

• Capture a small snippet of their life daily

• Take professional photography classes

• Record a long video every day