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Australian band The Paper Kites have put together a really impressive Lip-sync music video for their new song, Young.
While they came up with the initial concept–a video composed of 350 faces and 4,000 portraits–it was made a reality by Australian production company Oh Yeah Wow.
The whole shoot took a week, but the overall editing and production process took 10 days.
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Oh Yeah Wow posted some out-takes and behind the scenes shots to their Instagram account, we kinda wish they had kept the dogs in:
Tuesday 24 December, 2024
Tuesday 24 December, 2024
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Amazing lip-syncing video created from 4,000 portraits of 350 people
OUR EYES CAN’T keep up.
Australian band The Paper Kites have put together a really impressive Lip-sync music video for their new song, Young.
While they came up with the initial concept–a video composed of 350 faces and 4,000 portraits–it was made a reality by Australian production company Oh Yeah Wow.
The whole shoot took a week, but the overall editing and production process took 10 days.
Oh Yeah Wow posted some out-takes and behind the scenes shots to their Instagram account, we kinda wish they had kept the dogs in:
Watch the finished video below, and here’s a fun game: Randomly pause and see what amusing expression you end up on.
Oh Yeah Wow
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