Death Cab for Cutie – Little Bribes

May 24, 2009 \ Bookmarked \ 2 Responses

Today on Twitter, Jason and Susan shared this amazing video found on Vimeo. It’s an unofficial music video by Death Cab for the song Little Bribes, made by Ross Ching using “every time lapse, stop motion and live action camera trick that he could think of”. What is really impressive about this video is that Ross managed to avoid any repetition in the presentation of the song’s lyrics – a feat that needs a lot of creative juices, woah.

Death Cab for Cutie – Little Bribes from Ross Ching on Vimeo

I’m awed, wow.

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Terry Mun (Teddy)

I'm relatively new to the design world - only to start learning HTML in secondary school and then moving on to (X)HTML and CSS in college. Since then I have been hand-coding my designs using notepad, alongside with the amazing help from Firebug. I embrace photography as a personal persuit during my free time, and I prefer spending the rest of it doing meaningless quizzes on Facebook and destroying the world (in Rampage World Tour, that is).

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Posted in Bookmarked, on May 24, 2009 at 4:04 pm \ Tagged Inspiration, Time Lapse, Video \ Leave a trackback

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Latrina @blistersinmay
May 25, 2009 at 12:58 am \ Permalink \ Reply

WOW. That was so exceptionally cool & creative! I have to share this with others! What a talented dood this Ross guy is! I’m just speechless.. too cool.

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  Teddy @teddyrised
  May 25, 2009 at 1:13 am \ Permalink \ Reply
  
  I’m very impressed with the video too :) I like it that Ross has made it a point to actually calculate the number of required frames for each word in the lyrics so that everything will sync up perfect without much effort. Really awesome stuff.
  
  Have a great Memorial Day! I’m envious that you guys are enjoying a long 3-day weekend, heh!

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Death Cab for Cutie – Little Bribes