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“Knock Knock”, an animated love-story spread over 14 displays

Sep 30, 2014 by Stefan Kohler Add Comment

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It is a very wise decision to create something amazing as your first music video. Ukrainian band “Brunettes Shoot Blondes” did just this for their first single “Knock Knock”.

It’s 2:27 minutes of awesome animation using 14(!) Smartphone and iPad displays. This clip was created by Kirill Svetashov (DOP), SYT-X (animation) and the Band themselves.

So lean back and have some fun this morning with these 2.5 minutes of pure creativity. (Besides, the band really has an awesome name)

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About Stefan Kohler

Stefan Kohler is a full-time retoucher. He's from Germany and likes bacon. In the last years, he built up a broad community around his retouching classes at the Infinite tool's website. You can follow his work oninstagram.

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