Man in the Arena

Man in the Arena

Man in the Arena was created more with a feeling in mind rather than a definitive script or concrete theme.  It’s an abstract visual and audio celebration of what it means to be a leader.  It took a full week to complete.  The backbone of the video started with the music, selected after listening to hundreds of tracks.  From there inspirational sound-bites were gathered of Winston Churchill, Teddy Roosevelt and of course John McCain.  Celestial imagery was added to bring an expansive, larger than life ethereal quality to the video.   Man in the Arena went viral once it was released, and remained the number one most viewed McCain video for several months.  It was picked up in thousands of blogs, many of which tried to decode the meaning behind the piece, including Time and Ann Althouse.  The video had over half a million views.

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  1. Kylie Batt - May 24th, 2010

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