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"When people hear 'Hey, Soul Sister,' I think they're instantly happy," Train singer Pat Monahan told PopEater last year. It shows, on the 900 faces of the folks who came together at Canada's University of Victoria to create a stellar, joyous video.
Directed by Dani Feixas and Santi Hausmann of the school's advertising and PR department, the rising viral star is a "lip dub" video, melding lip-synching and audio dubbing with a nonstop one-camera voyage through the campus. What sets it apart from the pack of amateur videos like it is the pure panache -- this is something out of OK Go's clever video fantasies. Check it out:
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Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on June 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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