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As you mill about the Internet today, here’s another batch of handpicked videos for your viewing pleasure.

First up, an amazing short film called, “Pixels.”

PIXELS by PATRICK JEAN.
Uploaded by onemoreprod. – Discover more animation and arts videos.

Now it’s L.A.’s turn for a little video love (HT: churchmediadesign.tv).

This video features great visuals and great jazz (HT: Scott Hodge).

On the tech side of things, let some smart Google employees teach you about their Realtime search.

And finally, check out this video from Centerline New Media, “God Is.”

I didn’t get around to posting these on Friday — my fault — but I still want to share them with you.

First up, did you see the amazing video that Adam C. Erickson made for us during Echo 2010?

If you liked Wes Anderson’s Rushmore, you’ll love Twitter’s recruiting video (HT: Gizmodo)

Speaking of Twitter, Facebook isn’t the only social network that’s the subject of an upcoming movie. (Only watch this video if you’ve seen the trailer for The Social Network aka The Facebook Movie.)

Check out this beautiful RadioLab video (HT: Devour via modernnerd.com)

Check out Igniter’s latest video, “Change the World.” It’ll getcha!

And finally, check out Dan Stevers’ new video, also titled, “Change the World.”

Welcome to the Videos of the Week! This week’s videos go from funny to hardcore emotional, so prepare yourself.

First up, a Taiwanese news outlet offers its take on Antennagate. You’re welcome.

The Seinfeld thriller, Serenity Now. (HT: SCL)

On a more serious note, pastor and blogger Scott Hodge recently taught on finding beauty.

[an•thro•pol•o•gy] Wk.5 “Beauty” – Scott Hodge [Newsong Irvine | 07.18.2010] from Newsong Church on Vimeo.

And finally, Nate Henn from Invisible Children lived an amazing story. Following his death in Uganda after a terrorist attack, this video tribute was created:

Nate Henn // 1985 – 2010 from INVISIBLE CHILDREN on Vimeo.

Welcome to the Videos of the Week!

First up, check out the video Blaine Hogan recently shared on his blog.

Philip’s Question from Nuru International on Vimeo.

And speaking of hat tips, we came across this animated short on ChurchCreate.

Descendants from Goro Fujita on Vimeo.

So this Justin Bieber video and a Lady Gaga video are battling for the distinction of the most-watched video of all time on YouTube. Each has more than 246 million views as of today. Wow.

I really want to see Inception this weekend. Here’s the trailer that gets me so pumped up.

And finally, with all the hype surrounding the Old Spice media campaign, we thought we should show Community Christian Church’s parody video. Not bad …

Have you seen the trailer for The Social Network? I’m intrigued.

These days, you build buzz for an upcoming presidential bid by creating a video and posting it on YouTube.

This year’s Catalyst is about tension. Tripp and Tyler get you ready by creating some tension of their own. (HT: Brad Lomenick)

I love this video from The Fully Sick Rapper. (Chest hair warning.)

And finally, your weekly dose of WorshipHouse: “Life Reflections” from Community Christian Church.