top | item 2815218 250 Cameras, A Day Of Soldering, Zero CGI: Party's Mind-Bending Music Video 49 points| davidedicillo | 14 years ago |fastcompany.com | reply 18 comments order hn newest [+] [-] madiator|14 years ago|reply Very impressive, but why did they need the cameras? All they needed were external flash units and they could still have been triggered without attaching to the cameras. But the cameras add to the impressiveness.. [+] [-] untog|14 years ago|reply Yeah, I thought there was going to be some crazy Matrix-style 360 degree spins, or something. load replies (2) [+] [-] sliverstorm|14 years ago|reply This is art, not engineering. They used cameras because they wanted cameras.Inspired by the song's lyrics, "not to make it a memory," Party created the video using 250 Canon still camerasMemory, e.g. photograph. A bunch of flashes with no cameras is not going to make the metaphor. [+] [-] catshirt|14 years ago|reply my thoughts as well. i'm surprised they didn't try to actually shoot with the cameras and use the resulting photos..? load replies (2) [+] [-] unknown|14 years ago|reply [deleted] [+] [-] ralfd|14 years ago|reply This is about a band named "Party" not about a music video with a party. [+] [-] reid|14 years ago|reply Actually, the band is named Androp and the ad agency is Party.
[+] [-] madiator|14 years ago|reply Very impressive, but why did they need the cameras? All they needed were external flash units and they could still have been triggered without attaching to the cameras. But the cameras add to the impressiveness.. [+] [-] untog|14 years ago|reply Yeah, I thought there was going to be some crazy Matrix-style 360 degree spins, or something. load replies (2) [+] [-] sliverstorm|14 years ago|reply This is art, not engineering. They used cameras because they wanted cameras.Inspired by the song's lyrics, "not to make it a memory," Party created the video using 250 Canon still camerasMemory, e.g. photograph. A bunch of flashes with no cameras is not going to make the metaphor. [+] [-] catshirt|14 years ago|reply my thoughts as well. i'm surprised they didn't try to actually shoot with the cameras and use the resulting photos..? load replies (2)
[+] [-] untog|14 years ago|reply Yeah, I thought there was going to be some crazy Matrix-style 360 degree spins, or something. load replies (2)
[+] [-] sliverstorm|14 years ago|reply This is art, not engineering. They used cameras because they wanted cameras.Inspired by the song's lyrics, "not to make it a memory," Party created the video using 250 Canon still camerasMemory, e.g. photograph. A bunch of flashes with no cameras is not going to make the metaphor.
[+] [-] catshirt|14 years ago|reply my thoughts as well. i'm surprised they didn't try to actually shoot with the cameras and use the resulting photos..? load replies (2)
[+] [-] ralfd|14 years ago|reply This is about a band named "Party" not about a music video with a party. [+] [-] reid|14 years ago|reply Actually, the band is named Androp and the ad agency is Party.
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Inspired by the song's lyrics, "not to make it a memory," Party created the video using 250 Canon still cameras
Memory, e.g. photograph. A bunch of flashes with no cameras is not going to make the metaphor.
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