Whether it's bringing a troupe of sad cows to life in The Shins video "Pink Bullets," or his parable about the side effects of technology in Wolf Parade's "Modern World," director Adam Bizanski has established himself as one of the most meticulous artists working in music video. This new clip for Guster is no less impressive. It required filming the band, printing and cutting-out (with scalpels, of course) over 1,000 different figures from the shoot, the construction of a large spinning stage that contained some amazingly detailed miniature sets and a little bit of FX to pull it all together. That's not to mention the actual storyline, which concerns two star crossed lovers who imagine meeting-up as they ponder the nighttime sky, yet never connect on this terrestrial world. --> watch an exclusive (?) time-lapse montage making-of short, and, of course, watch "Satellite" in Quicktime or Windows Media
Guster "Satellite" (Reprise/Warner Bros.)
Adam Bizanski, director | Spencer Friend, producer | Joyrider Films, production co | RW Media, rep
