Video Exclusive: It's The Girl Walk // All Day Finale (And The Full Movie!)

On January 12th, 2011, we caught our first glimpse of a girl dancing on the Staten Island Ferry. Intrigued, we wanted to know more, and quickly found out the video was just a teaser for what would be a 70-minute music video filmed around New York City, and set to the tune of Girl Talk's All Day album. Now here we are, almost a year later, to the date, delivering the final chapter of Girl Walk//All Day.

We really love this project—which was created by Jacob Krupnick and his team—and hope that it inspired you to dance, at least in your chair or cubicle.

Now you can watch the entire movie, chapter by chapter: Chapter 1, Chapter 2, Chapter 3, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Chapter 10, Chapter 11. Or you can watch the full thing here:

Girl Walk // All Day is a production by Wild Combination.

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By Jen Carlson in Arts & Entertainment on January 10, 2012 10:59 AM

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Travis Gorzelsky

It should all just be porn. PORN. PORN! PORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNJESUSPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPORNPUPPIESPORNPORNPORN.

callmeL

She looks like she is having fun - nice to see smiles on so many random faces, and it's way better 99% of the overproduced music videos out there.

Don't we all need sunshine every now and then?

Maybe not, I mean it's New York City - I have seen 100's of "locals" stand with crossed arms at live concerts and call it a great performance.

Olga Fedorova

That woman was my ballet teacher! Funny.

wonderchimp5

I know I am in the minority, but I enjoyed this. Its fun. stop taking it so serious guys...jeez.

Jared Turner

Girl Walk makes me smile.

Seriously, if you've got nothing good to say just keep your pie hole shut.

j

I think it's funny you just made a rude comment to people voicing their own opinions. You didn't follow your own advice. This is a "comments" section, not an "only good comments section."

There were small sections of this project I liked, but the majority was contrived and cliche. That's not me being mean or rude, it's stating a valid opinion based on a decent knowledge of dance and art.