Behind the scenes of Free Hugs

Added high quality photos from the behind the scenes of Glamour's Reel Moments Video Series: Free Hugs. Click the thumbs below to check the photos out. GALLERY LINKS:
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2011 Glamour Reel Moments After Party

Olivia attended yesterdays 2011 Glamour Reel Moments After Party presented by Glamour & Clarisonic .I've added some pictures to the Photogallery, take a look!

2011 Glamour Reel Moments Premiere

Olivia attended yesterdays 2011 Glamour Reel Moments Premiere presented by Glamour & Clarisonic .She looks absolutely stunning ,I love her dress and her Hairstyle! I've added 42 photos to the Photogallery, take a look!

Video of the short film directed by Olivia: Free Hugs

FREE HUGS: captures the "rock bottom" moment of post-breakup wallowing, when friends lose their patience, and the pitiless world moves on without you. We follow the hilariously bitter Billie as she attempts to find catharsis through comfort food (and wine), sawing her belongings in half and attacking a particularly meaningful local monument. Ultimately Billie must slam into the harsh reality of heartbreak before she can understand that sometimes the purest form of love is a free hug from a stranger.

Starring: Jaclyn Jonet, Justin Long, Sarah Burns, Megalyn Echikunwoke, Aziz Ansari, Bryn Mooser
Inspired by Glamour Reader Suzanne P. Rees

Official Site : http://www.glamalert.com/reelmoments-2011/

''Free Hugs'' Details & BTS Photo

Eva Longoria, Zoe Saldana and Olivia Wilde are stepping behind the camera this month to bring the stories of Glamour magazine to life. The three actresses are each directing a short film based on true-life stories of Glamour readers (the magazine, like WWD, is owned by Condé Nast Publications.) The films will premiere on Oct. 24 at the Directors Guild of America Theater in Los Angeles.

Wilde — who was named as a face of Revlon earlier this week — took a practical view: “I think it will make me a much better actress and it seems like something every actor should do at least once,” she said. “Actors so often walk onto a set and believe that the process starts when we arrive and it ends when we leave. So I think the greatest discovery is how much work happens when the actors are not there. Also, I’ve always kind of mourned the small number of female directors in this business and I kind of complain about it a lot without doing anything. So instead of whining about there being a lack of female directors, why don’t I become one and create my own story. So it’s been a dream for a long time.”

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