all day

source: enwikipediaorg
Girl Walk//All Day is a 2011 feature-length dance music video directed by Jacob Krupnick.

The film, which stars Anne Marsen as “the Girl”, Dai Omiya as “the Gentleman”, and John Doyle as “the Creep”, follows a day in the life of the Girl as she dances through New York City. Girl Walk//All Day is set to Girl Talk’s 2010 album, All Day.

The cost of producing Girl Walk//All Day was crowdfunded through Kickstarter. The film, which was released in 12 parts (corresponding with the 12 tracks of All Day) over the course of November and December 2011, has been the subject of multiple articles on the blog Gothamist, the website of The Atlantic and has been the subject of articles in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.
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source: pitchfork
Girl Talk’s Gregg Gillis is great at getting people to dance, as anyone who’s been to one of his shows can tell you. But we’ve never seen Girl Talk’s ability to get people to dance displayed quite like this.
“Girl Walk // All Day” is a 75-minute video using Gillis’ most recent mashup album All Day as its soundtrack. The film, made by the creative agency Wild Combination, follows three dancers through various New York City locations as they dance to every second of the album. (Girl Talk himself was not involved in the film.)
Gothamist will be posting a piece of the film each Tuesday and Friday.
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source: spin
Girl Walk // All Day is a 71-minute Kickstarter-funded dance epic set to Girl Talk’s 2010 album All Day. The piece was filmed all over New York City, which people started to figure out several months ago when a very excitable girl was spotted losing her mind on the Staten Island Ferry. The movie is premiering in 12 chunks on New York blog Gothamist from now until mid-January and is definitely worth your time (unless you hate fun).