'Louisville 60': Sixty one-second clips depict Derby City [Movies]

June 6, 2012 - 10:04am

A group of local filmmakers got together to create a film about the 'wonderful weirdness' of Louisville. Their goal was to create a one-minute movie made up of one-second clips that show how Louisville makes you feel. It is an interesting project that definitely embodies the 'Keep Louisville Weird' ideology.

Photo and video: courtesy of YouTube.

About Anna Blanton

Anna Blanton holds a Bachelors of Arts in Music (violin) and a Minor in Marketing from the University of Louisville. Anna currently plays with the Paducah Symphony, folk rock band- Field of Kings, and fuzz/folk rock band- Jack Holiday and the Westerners. From 9-5 she is the Development Information Manager at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. She is also a Production Assistant for the Beatles festival, Abbey Road on the River.
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