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Even though you are not a Britney Spears fan or Sliimy fan you need to watch this video.

First question that comes to mind after 5 seconds of watching it. How? How did the hell did they do that?

It’s super creative and worth a watch.

172 Students from the University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM) created a music video during the “week of initiation”.  This is definitely a video that will make you smile no matter what country you’re from.  I really appreciate and respect videos that are done in one continuous tracking shot.  It is very tough to coordinate, choreograph and film.  There are so many things that can go wrong, and like a video game with out a save state, once you fail, you’ll have to go back to the very beginning.

Btw, this isn’t the first time a one take music video made it big recently on the nets.  Remember Nyle’s “Let the Beat Build?”

Great Job to those student from both music videos.

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You’ve heard about the awesome music video made just for the fans of The Guild that was shown at Comic-Con.  If you want to be one of the first people to download it, you need an Xbox and a download code for it.  I have 15 codes left. If you want it, just e-mail us why you deserve a free code.

I guess, when you’re unemployed you really have a lot of time on your hands.  Instead of looking at unemployment as a bad thing, director/cinematographer and SDSU graduate, Ross Ching used his time to create short films like the music video you see above.

The burning question in my career has been, “What makes me different?”  These days anyone can make a short film and post it on the internet. The problem is that there is so much clutter on the internet that it is impossible to stand out from the pack. This is the main reason I started doing time lapse and stop motion; because it enables me to tell stories differently. It catches people’s eyes and hopefully it will lead to a creative job.