When we premiered Sally Shapiro’s “Miracle,” she gave us a bit of background on My Guilty Pleasure’s first single that understandably ties into its accompanying video. As far as the talking that unleashes the thunder storm:
It’s the start of a letter to the lost partner, who is from France. One of those letters where you write “It’s not that I want to bring us back together” even though that’s what you want.
The stormy backdrop?
It’s a dramatic song and it sort of strengthened the drama … We love musicals where the feeling of the songs are amplified by the weather or other things happening around. It’s cheesy but good. Maybe it would be nice to do a whole musical some time.
The beautifully shot Will Joines-directed clip isn’t exactly a musical, but the relationship drama’s captured believably via headphones, distance, and the moments of proximity essential to this sort of thing.
My Guilty Pleasure is out via Paper Bag. We’re moving into the fall, but don’t forget about “Love In July” in all its forms.
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wow that is such an amazing video!!
excelent!
This video rips off the most powerful imagery of the 2001 Japanese film “All about Lily Chou Chou.” See for yourself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZzctopK4BY
The male lead was particularly compelling. Hope we see him in other beautiful videos.
Amazing Video!!! the girl was very amazing! The chemistry between the characters is great! hope to see them again in other productions.