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"This video, entitled ‘Dream Music: Part 2?, is a music video made in time-lapse style but with the creators very own twist which they call ‘lyric lapsing’. Dream Music: Part 2 takes you through a musical journey of several very different style tracks that are meant to represent the perception of time within dreams. Marc and Sean say that it took around 6-8 hours of work to produce just 3-4 seconds of footage. That works out at 44 days of filming if you were to film 24/7. Wowsa.

Have a read of what Marc and Sean have to say about their project, check out the video and then go follow them on Twitter. They’re releasing a behind the scenes video next week so check back for that.

Dream Music: Part II is a musical voyage into the depths of the subconscious. This lyrical narrative reflects on the perception of time within dreams and waking life. Filmed on location in 2 states over the course of 6 months, we explored our new production technique of what we call ‘lyric-lapsing’, to achieve the surrealistic feeling of movement. We built upon the foundation of Part 1 with ambitious ideas that usually took around 6-8 hours of work for 3-4 seconds of footage. Our goal was to pioneer a new film genre by telling a story through art and music. Part 2 was made to transport the viewer from their own reality into a world of dreams and at the end, they awake to wonder how we were able to take them there. Each scene was born from the symbolic meaning of the lyrics and overall message of the film; Time is the illusion within the dream of life.
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Steedie said:
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:( cried like a damn baby man, poor thing
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Meh, disgraceful.

It lost me at "through his animal communicator, the dog said [he wanted to suffer further for the whims of some people, rather than be put to sleep]". Such a shame, glad it didn't take long for the dog to go, even if he didn't do so painlessly (although I'd have hoped the poor thing would be pumped full of painkillers).
 
Yeah dogs are cool, I want to own one but I am not sure I could stay on top of it if it turned into a messy dog!

Every time I see a dog in the street walk by though cant help but smile and recall the funny dog videos I've watched on youtube :p
 
Flare said:
Animal communicator? Really?
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Yeah! I couldn't believe it.
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This could have been something so right, instead it turned out to be wrong... and the dog suffered for the emotional exploits of the people who thought they were fulfilling a dog's wish or something.
 
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That bit is indeed horse manure, but the fact they gave some homeless and unloved dog that compassion and love in its last few hours is pretty damn touching
 
Steedie said:
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That bit is indeed horse manure, but the fact they gave some homeless and unloved dog that compassion and love in its last few hours is pretty damn touching
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For me, it was undone by making the dog suffer for a few more hours to fulfil some emotional void in the people looking after it so they could feel like they were doing some good (and making a soppy video out of it).
 
Hatter The Mad said:
Yeah! I couldn't believe it.
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I love dogs, I have two of my own & can generally tell what they want but come on, that is ridiculous. All he wanted was to die quietly with someone or thing near him in a comfortable place which is why he died where he did...you don't need an animal communicator for that. Most people would want the exact same thing if they were dying.

To any dog owners, here is something a heard a while ago but I can't exactly remember how it was worded but you get the gist...
"If your dog is being put down, never leave it's side because it will spend the final moments of it's life wondering why you left it."

One of my dogs is old now & has various problems :(
 
I think the saddest part of that is his doggy friends face at 4:10

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Flare said:
6-8 hours of work to produce just 3-4 seconds of footage.
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Is that correct? The bits in the bar and the train tracks could prob be done in 5 mins. Just, step forward, picture, step forward, picture. Unless I'm missing something.
 
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Is that correct? The bits in the bar and the train tracks could prob be done in 5 mins. Just, step forward, picture, step forward, picture. Unless I'm missing something.
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Apparently so, the time lapses at the end of the video of the sky 7 stars will have taken hours for a few couple of second clips. Also, I imagine the lip syncing would have been very hard to achieve.
 
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Steedie said:
Should have just thrown a brick on its head right?
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No, put the dog to sleep while it was in the vet hospital.

Flare said:
I love dogs, I have two of my own & can generally tell what they want but come on, that is ridiculous. All he wanted was to die quietly with someone or thing near him in a comfortable place which is why he died where he did...you don't need an animal communicator for that. Most people would want the exact same thing if they were dying.
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The dog was in a vet hospital. The vet will have said 'You really ought to put this dog to sleep'. The people who brought the dog in will have said (based on the video) 'No, we'll take him home and let him die naturally'.

So, the dog suffered for longer, unnecessarily, for what seems to be the benefit of warming some people's hearts thinking they were fulfilling some wish of a dog, and creating a soppy video out of it. It was exploitative and cruel - undoing all of the good they did by bringing the dog in the first place.
 
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