Jared Leto

Anyway, I had hundreds of photos of these skies. And I thought, oh, maybe that's an album cover. So I did 10 different album covers, just basically cell phone pictures of the sky. And that ended up being kind of the basis of our artwork for our new album. That's cool. Which is called It's the End of the World, But It's a Beautiful Day.

Yeah, I did something called A Day in the Life of America. Our previous album in 2018 was called America. And it was that time when the world was kind of getting a little wild. It still hasn't recovered, I think. I was going to say. Specifically America.

Yeah, I did something called A Day in the Life of America. Our previous album in 2018 was called America. And it was that time when the world was kind of getting a little wild. It still hasn't recovered, I think. I was going to say. Specifically America.

Yeah, I did something called A Day in the Life of America. Our previous album in 2018 was called America. And it was that time when the world was kind of getting a little wild. It still hasn't recovered, I think. I was going to say. Specifically America.

But anyway, yeah, I was inspired by a book that I had when I was a kid, National Geographic, where they took photos in every state on a single day. So we sent camera crews. We actually had 92 crews all over the country. What? In every state in Puerto Rico and as well in Alaska. And we made this documentary about the kind of one day and it was fascinating. We had the birth of a child.

But anyway, yeah, I was inspired by a book that I had when I was a kid, National Geographic, where they took photos in every state on a single day. So we sent camera crews. We actually had 92 crews all over the country. What? In every state in Puerto Rico and as well in Alaska. And we made this documentary about the kind of one day and it was fascinating. We had the birth of a child.

But anyway, yeah, I was inspired by a book that I had when I was a kid, National Geographic, where they took photos in every state on a single day. So we sent camera crews. We actually had 92 crews all over the country. What? In every state in Puerto Rico and as well in Alaska. And we made this documentary about the kind of one day and it was fascinating. We had the birth of a child.

We had someone pass away. on camera i mean it was like it was a really we saw it all um and it was on fourth of july so we had all the oh no way that's cool yeah how do you like that how do you like um

We had someone pass away. on camera i mean it was like it was a really we saw it all um and it was on fourth of july so we had all the oh no way that's cool yeah how do you like that how do you like um

We had someone pass away. on camera i mean it was like it was a really we saw it all um and it was on fourth of july so we had all the oh no way that's cool yeah how do you like that how do you like um

Well, I started off and I was a painter in art school. And then I took photography class and I got obsessed. I'd be in the dark room. I don't know if you guys have ever done that, but that's a really fun thing to do to kind of shoot and develop your

Well, I started off and I was a painter in art school. And then I took photography class and I got obsessed. I'd be in the dark room. I don't know if you guys have ever done that, but that's a really fun thing to do to kind of shoot and develop your

Well, I started off and I was a painter in art school. And then I took photography class and I got obsessed. I'd be in the dark room. I don't know if you guys have ever done that, but that's a really fun thing to do to kind of shoot and develop your

What was that? Well, I grew up around. My mom was, you know, I had a hippie mom. And she had a lot of really creative friends. And I always thought that I would either be a painter. I don't know.

What was that? Well, I grew up around. My mom was, you know, I had a hippie mom. And she had a lot of really creative friends. And I always thought that I would either be a painter. I don't know.

What was that? Well, I grew up around. My mom was, you know, I had a hippie mom. And she had a lot of really creative friends. And I always thought that I would either be a painter. I don't know.

Oh, wow. Yeah. I love both those things. He was, really. It's awesome. My mom is a great photographer, and I grew up around seeing her photos, and she taught me a lot about photography when I was a kid. So one day, this school had a performing arts section to it, and I would go over and watch the actors And I always thought, man, that is terrifying.

Oh, wow. Yeah. I love both those things. He was, really. It's awesome. My mom is a great photographer, and I grew up around seeing her photos, and she taught me a lot about photography when I was a kid. So one day, this school had a performing arts section to it, and I would go over and watch the actors And I always thought, man, that is terrifying.

Oh, wow. Yeah. I love both those things. He was, really. It's awesome. My mom is a great photographer, and I grew up around seeing her photos, and she taught me a lot about photography when I was a kid. So one day, this school had a performing arts section to it, and I would go over and watch the actors And I always thought, man, that is terrifying.

They are so brave, what they're doing, running around out there on stage. And I didn't understand any of it. I was like, this is just insane. But I asked the school, I started taking a film class, like film as a kind of, you know, fine art, not like film as cinema, as Hollywood movies. So I fell in love with that.