OK Go’s Amazing New Video Is 2,430 Pieces of Toast Long [Video]

Nov 9th 2010
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I will’t imagine the pressure of being in OK Go, having to constantly churn out jaw-dropping videos. Fortunately, I don’t must . I get to just kick back and revel in the lovely results, like this stop-motion story told with toast.

The look of this video for ” Last Leaf ” is so pared down, so simple, but my god the animation should have been complex. And shot entirely on a Micro Four Thirds camera-the Samsung NX100 . It could not be as boisterous as a Rube Goldberg warehouse or as amusing as hordes trained dogs . Nevertheless it’s beautiful. And delicious. [ Twitter ]

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