This is an amazing video. This is the most incredible Rube Goldberg device I've ever seen and reports are it was done in one shot.
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Friday, March 05, 2010
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3 comments:
Yes this is amazing, one of my coworkers showed it to me yesterday. But I'm thinking it took more than one shot, judging by the multiple broken TV's in the background after that scene, that the piano looked like it had been dropped more than once, the yellow balloons on the floor in the shot above, but mostly that they were already covered in paint at the start. I think that crew upstairs set it up a few times. But that all doesn't matter, cuz it looked crazy difficult and amazing. The more times I watch it, the less I think they cheated, though there's still some parts I don't get.
Alright - this was great! Their first video for this was creative enough - and now this?
So what is it with bands and doing more than one video for songs? Mutemath did that too.
Luke, they must have ran it a couple times given they all have paint on themselves at the beginning. The "one shot" was referring to the video. No edits, just one continuous take.
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