Such a good job! Must have spent quite a while setting it all up?
Matt Sweeney
03/06/2012
IS there some way I can get a copy of that song?
Matt Sweeney
03/12/2012
@The Norman Invasion Damn, I only have $400 million. Guess I'll just have to license stairway to heaven or something.
The Norman Invasion
03/12/2012
The composer is more than willing to license its use for $500,000,000.
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Tyler Jardine
12/20/2011
Wow, great job! Looks like this took quite an amount of work, too. Nice planning and execution of this video.
The Norman Invasion
03/12/2012
Thanks man. It was a bit of a nightmare at times to make, but turned out well, thankfully, haha.
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Jared Siskin
01/13/2012
this is great! did u guys use ae? u wrote the soundtrack yourselves?! nice this is inspiring, keep it up
The Norman Invasion
03/12/2012
No AE, though it would've made the mattes and rotos much easier for sure. A composer we like did the music for us, and did the music on our video for Pringles and Pretzel Crisps as well.
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Chris Hajduk
11/15/2011
As a less experienced video editor, may I ask how you got all the objects to move without human interaction? (ie. Did you use string, or did you reverse the clips,etc.). I am just curious. Good job and Congrats!
Chris Hajduk
01/14/2012
@The Norman Invasion Well you did a good job...My favourite video on tongal!!
The Norman Invasion
12/19/2011
haha, yeah you pretty much got it. string and fishing line tied to hooks on the ceiling, and every which way off camera. also some reversed shots, lots of painting out wires, and matteing and compositing.
