Challenge

For their 2nd single of their new album ‘Crème’, Belgian Band Ertebrekers (heart breakers) asked us again to realise a music video on the song ‘Paranoia’. Flip Kowlier proposed to cooperate with director Katrien Vanderlinden for this one.

Approach

For the recordings we turned our own studio into an old school karaoke bar. As there are not so many Japanese teenage girls in Ghent, we shaved Flip, Peter en Jeffrey and turned them into our own Japanese girls Floortje Kowlier, Petra Lesage and Jeanine Bearelle.

We would like to thank our interns Maya Stoffijn, Emma Depaepe & Jaak Segers for the production and art direction, Karen De Wolf for the lovely styling and Fien Quagebeur for the make-up. And not to forget our studiomaster and manager of Filmgear Stijn Blancke, who also was the DOP for this one, next to Steije Hillewaert, who also did the extra visual effects after Otis Weewauters took care of the editing.

What a lovely team!

Challenge

For the first single of their new album ‘Crème’, Belgian Band Ertebrekers (heart breakers) asked us to realise a music video on the song ‘Paranoia’.

Approach

To convey the feeling of Paranoia in the video, we thought about a suitable film style.

The moment Flip Kowlier asked us, we were looking at the possibilities of the Go Pro Fusion. We came up with the idea to combine this camera with a snorricam so that the camera stays at a fixed distance from our character without being able to see the monopod that is anchored to the body.

With light modesty we may call this an invention … Ladies and gentlemen: The Fusion Snorricam.

Because of the very short deadline and the heavy 360 ° files we asked the very talented Maarten Van Vooren to assist Chess Bonte in editing and visual effects.