1000 fps: 24 frames-per-second is the shooting speed you know and love, but 1,000 fps is what makes this slo-mo effect work
15 to 35 km/h: How fast the camera car had to move to keep up with the action
5 tons of rubble
15 destroyed cars
3,000 square meter set set created in only 7 days
More importantly, though, the video ties into the song's message with Steve Angello calling it a "visual painting come to life" in an article with Rolling Stone.
Most video shoots last hours upon hours upon hours. Unless you've got a Phantom camera, in which case you can shoot at 1,000 frames-per-second and shoot a one-taker in just five seconds.
Before you decide whether Guillaume Panariello is the laziest or smartest director on the block, take a look at the elaborate scene that plays out: It's likely more elaborte and has more action than your latest production.
