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DramaComedyDocumentaryAnimationExperimentalMusic
The Kills - Passion Is Accurate
Nic Marshall
average rating from 11 members 
       
music | 2006 | London | non-dialogue | 3 min
Published 17 Jan 07
Two flat-mates review their antics of the previous evening recorded on their computer to the sound of The Kills.
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synopsis
The morning after the night before: two flat mates awake hung-over to review their antics of the previous evening recorded on their computer. Complete with Alka-Seltzer in hand, the evidence of their night dances around them. Having watched themselves become progressively more intoxicated whilst striking-a-pose for their computer, the inevitably now dishevelled looking flat mates return to their separate rooms to catch up with some much needed beauty sleep.
short fact
"The video was inspired by my own narcissistic use of Apple Mac's program 'Photo Booth'. The song 'Passion is accurate' has a very clear and defined beat that is mechanical and sexual, and I felt begged for staggered and jerky movements. Using stop frame animation and photography enhances this by accounting for every beat, making the song's beat the main driving force behind the video."
crew
  • director Nic Marshall
  • editor Damian White
  • music The Kills
cast
  • Lucia Muslera
  • Ego Rodriguez
format
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© 2006 Domino Records and Nic Marshall

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comment by asaf  agranat
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posted Jun 18, 2007

very nice. the most enticing video of the RADAR.

comment by Dan  Hewstone
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posted Mar 10, 2007

This is very good indeed. Certainly the best film I have seen on this site. The only pity is that the distorted soundtrack makes painful listening, seemingly recorded through a cheap computer microphone.

comment by james  mcnealy
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posted Jan 20, 2007

Amazing! How was this achieved? The fashion puppets were awesome, their faces almost looked real, really makes you think about the emptiness of modern culture. Clever. How did they get the cigarette to move to a completely different side of the tray? I cannot believe this cost nothing.

comment by Kim  Graham
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posted Jan 19, 2007

Really cleverly made, especially seeing as it took no money to make. Absolutely loved it.

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  • www.radarfestival.com
  • www.dominorecordco.com
record label
Domino Records

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This film was shortlisted for Radar Festival and is part of their selection.
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