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Title is inaccurate. >How long did the routine take in real time? The first three quarters of the video, from the beginning of the song until I pick up the umbr
by sleepychu 10y ago
Title is inaccurate.
>How long did the routine take in real time?
The first three quarters of the video, from the beginning of the song until I pick up the umbrella at the a cappella breakdown, unfold over 4.2 seconds of real time. Then I lip sync in real time for about 16 seconds (we thought it was important to have a moment of human contact at this point in the song, so we returned to the realm of human experience) and we return to slow motion for the final chorus paint scene, which took a little longer than 3 seconds in real time.
- midgetjones 10y agoThat dodgy formatting made me think you were in OK Go for a moment.
- dev360 10y agoMe too. Heres link to quote: http://okgo.net/2016/11/23/background-notes-and-full-credits-for-the-one-moment-video/ http://okgo.net/2016/11/23/background-notes-and-full-credits...
- StavrosK 10y agoI don't know, I doubt that. If you look at the first guy's bit, he's lipsyncing even though he doesn't move his lips at all in the first (4.2 second) cut, plus lipsyncing the words in half a second would be nigh impossible, PLUS the confetti bits from the background color fall at normalish speed, where I would expect them to pretty much stay stationary if this were filmed over half a second.
- matt_morgan 10y ago"Tim and Andy’s short bursts of lip sync (Tim twice and Andy once) are only 3x slower than real life (90 frames per second)." http://okgo.net/2016/11/23/background-notes-and-full-credits-for-the-one-moment-video/ http://okgo.net/2016/11/23/background-notes-and-full-credits... Different sections of the video are filmed at different speeds.