LOL at all the people complaining because it was audio dubbed. How exactly do you people think music videos are made? This would literally be impossible to sound like a studio when you're moving through a house. Footsteps, background actors, random farts, etc. Not to mention the artists are constantly running around when off camera to get in the next position. They'd be out of breath and sound like crap. Just shutup and enjoy the song already. God almighty.... At least Scott is trying new stuff. For a first time, this was phenomenal. If you're looking for more one-shot videos Kurt Hugo Schneider is a master at the technique, and yep, he dubs too. Can we also talk about how Sara Niemietz absolutely killed it in this song? I insta-subscribed to her channel because of it.
RadicalScotsman FFS, listen to the song and don't look at the screen if the performance bothers you that fucking much, Jesus fucking Christ... you people will literally complain about anything, won't you?
The main reason I subscribe and watch PMJ videos is because they are real, and NOT lip syncing. If people want to express their opinion on what makes PMJ great, they can do that without out you LOL at them. Produced Videos and lip syncing is not where I want to see PMJ go.
You can always go watch the other 300 PMJ videos that are done with live sound and let people enjoy things. PMJ is full of insanely creative people, they don't always want to do the same thing over and over, that's what makes them great.
Except there are cuts. So called one takes are never one takes. It's cleverly hidden cuts in editing that make you think that it's one cut, while in reality it's bunch of 10-20 second takes stitched up together to make it look like a one take. Whenever there is something covering the screen from bottom to the top (Even if sides are not covered) there is a hidden cut, when camera passes by something like at 00:34 the wall without any moving elements, than again at 00:45 wall again (this one is super obvious), than 01:01 man's back etc. Nontheless top notch cinematography and editing.
@@markotodorovic7013 DOP Clint Byrne says on the Blackmagic Design website (a BMD camera was used): “We initially had a backup plan of using cut points which we had inserted in the choreography but in the end, we didn’t need to use them. Once we started shooting and saw everything in motion, we realized that it would be possible to do it as a real one take and that we could achieve our goal. We couldn’t be happier with the end result." It took the crew 17 takes! The tricks you mentioned were used e. g. in Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope". They had to do that as the camera couldn't hold enough film stock to shoot the entire film in one go.
@@axelvetter Well they are used to this day in modern so called one takes. But it is really suprising that this is areal one take. Because there is so many moments in which it appears like there is a hidden cut.
@@markotodorovic7013 Also 3:11. The camera movement is super unnatural as it focuses in on the dancer's face and then pans back out to the tapdancing. If it is a true one-take, it might just be some strange editing because there is definitely some digital zoom/movement there
Whoever filmed it is amazing. The lighting, the style, the lens, the vibe, everything is perfect. You've done better covers for sure, but just the filmography part of this video deserves to be applauded. Amazing
I live in a small town in Argentina, it's Sunday afternoon, almost night. I can't stop commenting about how wonderful this video is for me, that I enjoyed it very much, and that I am very grateful to them. I am sure that with beauties like this I will survive.
Rebecca Vocal Athlete I could tell where the edit points are but it still works. The only thing I noticed is that some shots were done during the day and some at night.
My favorite thing in this video may be the random musicians just hanging out around this party. Like "Ope! There's the horn section just in the corner for some reason!" So fun! Loved it!
Ain't no party like a Gatsby party cuz a Gatsby party don't stop until at least two people are dead and everyone is disillusioned with the jazz age as a whole.
@Ethan H. Lol, love this comment. Nearly snorted my coffee out my nose! XD @noi Med That's what I love about PMJ and this internet age of music. Both have caused a huge resurgence in interest for Jazz. Even the radio is starting to get songs with that retro flavor, including Jazz. PMJ has revolutionized modern music and I love them for it.
Props to the man who can handle a Steve Perry high note and make it sound easy. I've been a fan of Journey since the days when their music was in in the Top Ten, and Postmodern Jukebox does them proud.
The most amazing piece of storytelling. I love how it just flowed from scene to scene. You know it's dubbed because it's impossible for it not to have been but you still end up almost believing that you've walked through this amazing party where this song was being perfectly performed by everyone.
I saw PMJ in Charlottesville, VA last night. Sara Nemietz killed every song, and the rest of the group was excellent. So talented and great energy during the show. I am thinking about quitting my job, buying a VW Micro-Bus and becoming a PJM-Head.
PMJ always finds a way to surprise me in their twist of how the original piece sounded and the twist works! Beautiful camera work and top shelf musicianship.
I don't know why, but this song made me cry in a sweet sadness kind of way. Thank You! Back again in one year, I feel the same way. Crying in a sweet sadness kind of way. But smiling to be here!
If you guys do something like this again, a cool twist might be to show the progression through classic music styles as the song goes on and on. And therefore also visuals and perhaps environment. Just a thought. But seriously, WELL DONE!!!
You do realize this was all done on one take, yes? If they do another one-take video they could do, at the most, the style changes musically (like the evolution of Pop music video done by Pentatonix as an example). To change set design and wardrobes would defeat the purpose of the "one-take" challenge though (in my opinion).
Randy Smith you’d be amazed at how quick a costume change can be done. Not one person was in the shot the entire time, once they were off camera, they do a quick change.
Amazing to see Scott come from a little apartment with a keyboard and a couple of friends to a big fancy house with multiple published albums and sold out tours.
The second Sara walked out, my day was made...but this video overall is amazing...I've probably watched it thirty times in the week since it was released. Totally flawless...
This is a masterpiece, show to Your friends and family, show them, that people really work to do great music and cinema, dont show them Kardashians. This is a beauty, thank You PostmodernJukebox, i went to ur show in Latvia, belive it was like 7 years ago, but i liked it, i still follow You, keep up the good work
I'd be honored if some fans of classic 80s rock anthems would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of EYE OF THE TIGER by Survivor, PURPLE RAIN by Prince, and AGAINST ALL ODDS by Phil Collins on my YT channel in tribute to the era of legendary power ballads. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks & keep on rocking.
Bravo!! Having worked in Film and Music, I have to say this Moves me. The rendition is fun and fresh with highlights of the old big band era and the one take run through is some of the most amazing combination of camera work and raw Talent that I have ever seen. Again, I have to say, Bravo! Well Done to you All!
Wow, Sarah's and Rayon's voices go really well together! So cute! I love the camaraderie of PMJ's troupe of folks - it always shows through in every video. Everyone seems to be having a genuinely good time. And I LOVE how you credit everyone - well done!
I honestly never comment on this channel. But I thought I'd take this occasion to say that this was honestly incredible and you guys should be very proud.
I think that's a new genre of greatest hits album--the people _are_ the hits. Seeing all those faces, it just felt like family, and you wouldn't even know it if you just listened to the song.
I really enjoy that Scott Bradlee has very little ego. This video is the only one I've seen that focuses on him and only for a second. He gives a wink and a nod and it's only so the hornline can disappear around the corner. Notice he always lists himself at the bottom of the billing after the other performers. Great guy.
Thank you for this one. One of our favorites, married 38 years and she recently passed away. I'm watching this for the first time in a while this morning and I came apart starting at 1:20. Thank you for the memory and the connection. ❤😢
Just had to put in the comments how much I absolutely loved how it looked like the singer was gonna be the main focus, all before cutting to the small town girl. The cinematography is excellent, too, and the vocals and instrumentals all go without saying.
Just a bunch of ridiculously talented and gorgeous people having fun while WORKING THEIR FINGERS TO THE BONE, ye Gods and Little Fishes that was impressive to watch
Always, always, always astounding viewing. So much talent packed into PMJ, a classy character itself, and another of Mr. Bradlee's umptuously swell retro-mad arrangements
Robb Reel haha that's funny I shot it we actually choreographed points if we needed to cut but this was the final take and outside of a digital zoom it was all one long take. Source: me I carried the camera, lit the rooms, and sang along the whole time. PMJ is super talanted
@@ClintByrne I am not doubting the incredible talent, nor that each take was one long shot, but no amount of insistence will convince me that it's a single, unedited take when I can see the seams.
Robb Reel I totally understand because we choreographed places (doorway, back-wipe, doorway, curtain) we could cut but in the end there weren't any! Personally I would have liked one more take because as the DP/cam op I can see all the times the Movi was fighting me and some other technical details, but the dancers, extras, band, singers were working really hard and I was relieved when the director called a wrap. However due to time constraints and fear that it wouldn't work during the planning we had to have cut points as a backup plan. In the end we did 17.5 takes and they used the last one, I get why you think there are cute because we planned it but luckily we had everything workout so we could use one take which was always my goal because I love real one takes. I want to do another one like this with the band in the future tho we learned a lot doing this. And they keep putting out inspiring new songs.
I listen to this every time I have a bad day, twice if it's a really awful one (like today, when I'm really missing my four kids as Christmas approaches and I'm not with them)... x
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whoever had the idea of building up the singer and the having the waitress as the actual protagonist needs a raise. It was so effective!
Ikr! Brilliant.
Why the hell doesn't she get top billing in the credits? Come on?!
"I'm in a band. "
"Oh yeah? What instrument do you play?"
"Bread."
Thank you for the genuine laugh.
Well, technically they play Baguette.
“Cool, I play mayonnaise”
@@christiangarza8122 Boris wants to know your location.
KHS plays his Monkeys ^^
Back again after 5 years. Forget the dancers, forget the singers, forget the choreography, The person behind the camera MUST be recognized.
Might be more than one, but the result is just awesome.
@@Gnaaalit’s a ONE Take , but possible.
Let's talk about the brilliant camera man!
Lets talk about how thats NOT one take
I only saw about two or three possible hidden cuts
@@DigoRKS The attempt to make it look 'one take' is always a cool thing to do. - the music loving Klingon
@@Qoltar No doubt! I couldnt even get close to this even in 10 years hahaha
This IS a great job... But saying its one take its kind of a clickbait
Legend!
LOL at all the people complaining because it was audio dubbed. How exactly do you people think music videos are made? This would literally be impossible to sound like a studio when you're moving through a house. Footsteps, background actors, random farts, etc. Not to mention the artists are constantly running around when off camera to get in the next position. They'd be out of breath and sound like crap.
Just shutup and enjoy the song already. God almighty.... At least Scott is trying new stuff. For a first time, this was phenomenal. If you're looking for more one-shot videos Kurt Hugo Schneider is a master at the technique, and yep, he dubs too.
Can we also talk about how Sara Niemietz absolutely killed it in this song? I insta-subscribed to her channel because of it.
RadicalScotsman FFS, listen to the song and don't look at the screen if the performance bothers you that fucking much, Jesus fucking Christ... you people will literally complain about anything, won't you?
The main reason I subscribe and watch PMJ videos is because they are real, and NOT lip syncing. If people want to express their opinion on what makes PMJ great, they can do that without out you LOL at them. Produced Videos and lip syncing is not where I want to see PMJ go.
You can always go watch the other 300 PMJ videos that are done with live sound and let people enjoy things.
PMJ is full of insanely creative people, they don't always want to do the same thing over and over, that's what makes them great.
+Bruce. Will do that. But I am expressing my opinion, that this is NOT the direction I wan't to see PMJ go. Is it OK with you if I express my opinion?
I just laughed at the random fart XD
It's April 5, 2020, we're all in quarantine and THIS is what we all need.
we all need to not stop believin'?
@@drakedarkstar5422 you're right
2021 Jan, still
Doesn't matter if it's 2020 or 202020, this is what we need regardless. Don't ever stop believin'
Now May 2021 and still need.
This was posted the day before my Birthday. Didn't get any presents from anyone but this is the greatest gift of all.
🎉💖
This is so great, like a mini-movie but instead of interrupting it, the song was part of the plot.
Beleive me i really don't want to be that guy but. You mean like how it is in a musical?
This is fresh. I love the one take camera shots. Just one camera following all the scenes. No cuts. All in one take.
Except there are cuts. So called one takes are never one takes. It's cleverly hidden cuts in editing that make you think that it's one cut, while in reality it's bunch of 10-20 second takes stitched up together to make it look like a one take. Whenever there is something covering the screen from bottom to the top (Even if sides are not covered) there is a hidden cut, when camera passes by something like at 00:34 the wall without any moving elements, than again at 00:45 wall again (this one is super obvious), than 01:01 man's back etc. Nontheless top notch cinematography and editing.
Marko Todorovic I get what you mean and I agree. Those non movable objects like the wall can transition to a different scene.
@@markotodorovic7013 DOP Clint Byrne says on the Blackmagic Design website (a BMD camera was used): “We initially had a backup plan of using cut points which we had inserted in the choreography but in the end, we didn’t need to use them. Once we started shooting and saw everything in motion, we realized that it would be possible to do it as a real one take and that we could achieve our goal. We couldn’t be happier with the end result." It took the crew 17 takes!
The tricks you mentioned were used e. g. in Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope". They had to do that as the camera couldn't hold enough film stock to shoot the entire film in one go.
@@axelvetter Well they are used to this day in modern so called one takes.
But it is really suprising that this is areal one take. Because there is so many moments in which it appears like there is a hidden cut.
@@markotodorovic7013 Also 3:11. The camera movement is super unnatural as it focuses in on the dancer's face and then pans back out to the tapdancing. If it is a true one-take, it might just be some strange editing because there is definitely some digital zoom/movement there
Whoever filmed it is amazing. The lighting, the style, the lens, the vibe, everything is perfect. You've done better covers for sure, but just the filmography part of this video deserves to be applauded. Amazing
Mariel 😀
The continuity of the shot, simply amazing!!
in a single take boi, that's sure makin me surprised
@@viktorlopez7792 Makes the Copacabana tracking shot from Goodfellas looks lame by comparison.
How did they pull that off? Amazing video.
I live in a small town in Argentina, it's Sunday afternoon, almost night. I can't stop commenting about how wonderful this video is for me, that I enjoyed it very much, and that I am very grateful to them. I am sure that with beauties like this I will survive.
You would not expect a violin solo to fit into a piece like this so seamlessly.
Nice sweeping camera. Thanks for taking me on a musical whimsical adventure!!!
Rebecca Vocal Athlete I could tell where the edit points are but it still works. The only thing I noticed is that some shots were done during the day and some at night.
@@fatheroffab Jesus Jim I bet you're fun at parties :/
@@manneroo Actually I am! I’ve just had a trained eye for production quality since I was 15!
@@fatheroffab Where are these edit points you thing you saw, because this was actually done in one continuous take.
@@57thorns Every time the shot goes dark for a quick second and leaves one room/scene to another.
Five years later, this still puts a smile on my face. Thank you!
My favorite thing in this video may be the random musicians just hanging out around this party. Like "Ope! There's the horn section just in the corner for some reason!" So fun! Loved it!
Yes, it reminds me Sixpence's Breathe Your Name, the wonderfully wacky random people just passing through.
Scott Bradlee could probably write a kickass musical if he wanted
And he already has the cast figured out too ...
I would give my life to see a PMJ Musical.
I would watch the hell out of that musical.
Danny Kopp Hope he will someday tbh
SO TRUUUE
Yes!!! So glad you guys are loving it. This was such a fun day to shoot. Much love to my PMJ family and all you fans out there.
Please, more. I want more.
Be honest. How many takes did it take?
You were one of the biggest highlights of a video crammed with highlights. Such a killer voice.
Rehearse - don’t practice ‘til you get it right - practice til you can’t get it wrong - superb, we’ll done everybody!
Goes to show how amazing a PMJ feature-length musical would be.
audreyxuan wow that's the best idea I've read on here!!!
Ain't no party like a Gatsby party cuz a Gatsby party don't stop until at least two people are dead and everyone is disillusioned with the jazz age as a whole.
Ethan H. Werd.
Ethan H.-
You sir, you are the man.
Classical Literature Puns ftw
people today dislike anything that isn't seen to use a super computer or requires actual talent to play, at least that's my best guess.
@Ethan H. Lol, love this comment. Nearly snorted my coffee out my nose! XD
@noi Med
That's what I love about PMJ and this internet age of music. Both have caused a huge resurgence in interest for Jazz. Even the radio is starting to get songs with that retro flavor, including Jazz. PMJ has revolutionized modern music and I love them for it.
Props to the man who can handle a Steve Perry high note and make it sound easy. I've been a fan of Journey since the days when their music was in in the Top Ten, and Postmodern Jukebox does them proud.
The guy on the baguette really nailed it
Sara is a girl, last I checked anyways.
John Smith nothing compares to journey live in Houston
@@cofasaelinnarzirah7964
I thought OP was referring the chief dancing by the stove at 1:03
@@cofasaelinnarzirah7964 , she sure is!
It takes years of study to play a good baguette. Props.
That was pretty incredible. Excellent video, and great cover of the song. Really well done!
Thank you so much, David, we had a blast! You can get the song on iTunes here: smarturl.it/pmjjourney
David Sanfilippo traduci
This video choreography deserves an Oscar nomination, as does the camera work. A brilliant masterpiece!
The most amazing piece of storytelling. I love how it just flowed from scene to scene. You know it's dubbed because it's impossible for it not to have been but you still end up almost believing that you've walked through this amazing party where this song was being perfectly performed by everyone.
Also the guy is singing while drinking...
@@kylepfeffer7008 It's a rare talent. 😉
@@mooniejohnson ".... Clayface!"
(if you know, you know.)
I’ve watched this dozens of times and it never gets old. Brings a smile. THANK YOU, ALL.
Okay, how did I not find this video until TODAY.
SAME! :D
Seriously. Same. For me, 2024. wtf, how did i miss this?
I saw PMJ in Charlottesville, VA last night. Sara Nemietz killed every song, and the rest of the group was excellent. So talented and great energy during the show. I am thinking about quitting my job, buying a VW Micro-Bus and becoming a PJM-Head.
Seagrave73 thank you! I like your plan.
Oo
Sara Niemietz ksui
Sara Niemietz iiiilliiiiiiiillllllllllllliiiiossso
PMJ always finds a way to surprise me in their twist of how the original piece sounded and the twist works! Beautiful camera work and top shelf musicianship.
I don't know why, but this song made me cry in a sweet sadness kind of way. Thank You!
Back again in one year, I feel the same way. Crying in a sweet sadness kind of way. But smiling to be here!
If you guys do something like this again, a cool twist might be to show the progression through classic music styles as the song goes on and on. And therefore also visuals and perhaps environment. Just a thought. But seriously, WELL DONE!!!
Sooooo behind this idea
Another vote for this!
You do realize this was all done on one take, yes? If they do another one-take video they could do, at the most, the style changes musically (like the evolution of Pop music video done by Pentatonix as an example). To change set design and wardrobes would defeat the purpose of the "one-take" challenge though (in my opinion).
Randy Smith It might not meet the "one take" challenge, but it still would be a great concept, especially with PMJ doing it.
Randy Smith you’d be amazed at how quick a costume change can be done. Not one person was in the shot the entire time, once they were off camera, they do a quick change.
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this - it’s so much fun.
Amazing to see Scott come from a little apartment with a keyboard and a couple of friends to a big fancy house with multiple published albums and sold out tours.
I love how at 2:28 you can see the brass guys running to get in place at the end
The second Sara walked out, my day was made...but this video overall is amazing...I've probably watched it thirty times in the week since it was released. Totally flawless...
Forty for mee,, at least~!~! Fifty for AFRICA~!~!
This is a masterpiece, show to Your friends and family, show them, that people really work to do great music and cinema, dont show them Kardashians. This is a beauty, thank You PostmodernJukebox, i went to ur show in Latvia, belive it was like 7 years ago, but i liked it, i still follow You, keep up the good work
Anything with Sara is great. This was a nice change of pace!
Amazing, amazing job. Blake Lewis is an added bonus.
Dec 2022 Still love playing, so much talent in one song.
I don't care what version or style this song is in, I love it. Also one hell of a video
I'd be honored if some fans of classic 80s rock anthems would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of EYE OF THE TIGER by Survivor, PURPLE RAIN by Prince, and AGAINST ALL ODDS by Phil Collins on my YT channel in tribute to the era of legendary power ballads. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks & keep on rocking.
Well all apart from glee
The true star of this video is the cameraman. Epic.
Yep.
More people need to watch this just as a thing to watch
I feel this should be a full length movie 🎥
And this is the ending😍
A great remake if I've ever seen one
This Thanksgiving I'm thankful for Postmodern Jukebox
And we're thankful for fans like you! Thanks for the love! Have you seen us live yet?! Check pmjtour.com and come see a show!
Still amazes me just to hear the very few seconds (and then every other second of this)! Man, this video deserves way more "likes".
Still really amazed at how perfect and transcendent this is.
I've just discovered this channel this week. These covers are the best!
Welcome to Postmodern Jukebox crew!!
THIS IS THE BEST SONG/VIDEO EVAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PMJ is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
Easily one of my favorite covers now! Esp for the sweet sounds of Sara Niemietz!
I thought this was amazing - sorry that some folks can't appreciate all that went into making this so great.
I'm a simple man. I see one take on a music video of a song I really enjoy. I like
Amazing cover!!! all my skin felt vibrations by this video and the song
Thank you, Juan! Did you get the song on itunes?? smarturl.it/pmjjourney
Bravo!! Having worked in Film and Music, I have to say this Moves me. The rendition is fun and fresh with highlights of the old big band era and the one take run through is some of the most amazing combination of camera work and raw Talent that I have ever seen. Again, I have to say, Bravo! Well Done to you All!
This is reminding me of the wonderful times I was believing! And for a brief moment, I remembered, no, I've felt it and live it again!
I just have to say that Sara is stunning in this video. Awesome job from everyone!
Wow, Sarah's and Rayon's voices go really well together! So cute! I love the camaraderie of PMJ's troupe of folks - it always shows through in every video. Everyone seems to be having a genuinely good time. And I LOVE how you credit everyone - well done!
Blake Lewis!!! Happy to see him again.
Omg omg omg omg!! PMJ taking it to the next level!!
Wow, just wow. You've really upped your video game. Well done!
I always forget about PMJ until it comes on my favorites in Spotify. Always amazing.
I honestly never comment on this channel. But I thought I'd take this occasion to say that this was honestly incredible and you guys should be very proud.
I loved the mansion. It made for so many great sets.
I think that's a new genre of greatest hits album--the people _are_ the hits. Seeing all those faces, it just felt like family, and you wouldn't even know it if you just listened to the song.
Wow. I loved seeing PMJ do something different!! Everyone was amazing and did such a great job.
Kudos on the incredibly smooth camera work here. Lighting = top notch
This city boy from South Detroit loved this cover.
HEEEEEELL YEAAAAH
I guess that means "I looooove this!"!
PostmodernJukebox - YES YES YES YES YES
VIC TORIA Χίο πιτζαμοηρωςες the
This version moved me in a way the original never did. Bravo! Brava! Bravissimos!
R. L. Dodson this is the first time since 2009 that I haven’t thought about Glee when listening to this song
I usually think about the underappreciated Jeffrey Dean Morgan movie 'The Losers' when I hear this song, lol.
I really enjoy that Scott Bradlee has very little ego. This video is the only one I've seen that focuses on him and only for a second. He gives a wink and a nod and it's only so the hornline can disappear around the corner. Notice he always lists himself at the bottom of the billing after the other performers. Great guy.
Sara Niemietz
Yes! Yes! Yes! 💖💖💖💖
Thank you for this one. One of our favorites, married 38 years and she recently passed away. I'm watching this for the first time in a while this morning and I came apart starting at 1:20. Thank you for the memory and the connection. ❤😢
You guys have outdone yourselves. Bravo.
Oh my god, my heart leapt when Sara opened!
Oh God, that´s so beautifull version of my lovely song, many thanx.
The amount of time and coordination that goes into a production like this is just absolutely unbelievable. 🤟🏽Wow
I almost cried because this is beyond perfection!
This still remains one of my favourite “feel good” videos of all time.
Wow! Perfect! I love Sara voice! Great work!
Thank you!
Absolutely amazing! Congratulations to all the staff, the musicians and especially to the director.
This is so far the most touching video with the jazz cover I have ever watched ❤
Playing up the couples makes such a great storyline. So fun!
this is so good, i was in a stubborn mood but at 3:12 i was officially uplifted, this is a great work of musical art THANK U PMJ
First time since this song first came out, Now, I've heard the whole song. Thank you PMJ and all of your performers.
Thank you for this. I miss the days of chilling out and watching MTV. I love this stuff. Please don't stop.
Just had to put in the comments how much I absolutely loved how it looked like the singer was gonna be the main focus, all before cutting to the small town girl. The cinematography is excellent, too, and the vocals and instrumentals all go without saying.
One of the greatest music videos on RUclips. Thanks to all concerned.
wow! that's awesome. Love the camerawork, reminded me alot of La La Land
The photography is amazing!
Just a bunch of ridiculously talented and gorgeous people having fun while WORKING THEIR FINGERS TO THE BONE, ye Gods and Little Fishes that was impressive to watch
Have seen this video for the first time. I needed this in my live right now.... Such a great video, great music. Just fantastic.
The beginning was so surprising. Brilliantly executed. Absolute genius.
This is my favorite PMJ video! Love the way it's shot and staged! So original!
Always, always, always astounding viewing. So much talent packed into PMJ, a classy character itself, and another of Mr. Bradlee's umptuously swell retro-mad arrangements
I didn't read the "one take" part in the title and whenever she walked in and the camera started following her, I was shook
Haha i think that was the intended effect.
@@ClintByrne It's not really one take. The editing seams are evident if one knows where to look. It's still an impressive piece.
Robb Reel haha that's funny I shot it we actually choreographed points if we needed to cut but this was the final take and outside of a digital zoom it was all one long take. Source: me I carried the camera, lit the rooms, and sang along the whole time. PMJ is super talanted
@@ClintByrne I am not doubting the incredible talent, nor that each take was one long shot, but no amount of insistence will convince me that it's a single, unedited take when I can see the seams.
Robb Reel I totally understand because we choreographed places (doorway, back-wipe, doorway, curtain) we could cut but in the end there weren't any!
Personally I would have liked one more take because as the DP/cam op I can see all the times the Movi was fighting me and some other technical details, but the dancers, extras, band, singers were working really hard and I was relieved when the director called a wrap.
However due to time constraints and fear that it wouldn't work during the planning we had to have cut points as a backup plan.
In the end we did 17.5 takes and they used the last one, I get why you think there are cute because we planned it but luckily we had everything workout so we could use one take which was always my goal because I love real one takes.
I want to do another one like this with the band in the future tho we learned a lot doing this. And they keep putting out inspiring new songs.
Why does this music gives me so much lightheartedness.
That party seems super fun
Sometimes you just have to sit back and enjoy the show! Anyone who thinks it could have been better needs to go out and do one themselves.
Well PMJ, i didn't think it was possible but you guys really took it to the next level. I'm hypnotized.
Greatest non commercial ever
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I listen to this every time I have a bad day, twice if it's a really awful one (like today, when I'm really missing my four kids as Christmas approaches and I'm not with them)... x