Bloody wonderful!!!

Message pour Eglantine: est-ce toi? Amie de Lydia Gaudin? J'ai du mal a voir dans la video... Ici, Annie, on se connait de Paris. J'aimerais beaucoup te voir a Londres ou j'habite aussi maintenant. Et Sophie: super bravo pour la video: J'adoooooore!
Bisous. Axx

as simple as the idea is...that is still alot of work right there

kudos

realy good idea!

work it!

danxzen

loved this...could have watched it for hours...thanks so much...and what a cool track...bet everyone was chuffed to pieces...:))

Chorrr Blimey! What a wonderful piece of work.
Its always a pleasure to see something so seemingly simple that actually, on further thought, technically baffles me to pieces.
congrats Sophie!

Mikey Please

This video really inspires me. I can watch this again and again. Beautiful.

And just to share...

Every time I see a piece like this it just reinforces for me that VFX is King right now in film making. I remember when After Effects, Photoshop, Flash, and the precursors to all these VFX softwares emerged. I was in art school messing around with all this stuff while everyone else was painting and enjoying giving naked performances. After college I really got into cinematography and focused mostly on that. When I see such creative applications of vision like this video I feel like I should've stuck with the digital media art back in the day.

I still diddle around with AE, Photoshop, Flash and the like but I'm nowhere as accomplished technically. I guess the best I can do is try to follow in Michel Gondry's footsteps with on camera illusions. (^_^) heh