Kyla Fullenwider
The directors Will Hoffman and Daniel Mercadante have created another version of their brilliant film "Words," which we first wrote about here. This time they crowdsource the content, only using Youtube videos for their montage. See if you can identify all the words featured in the short. You can see more of their work here.
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