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As a producer of Paperclip I am pleased with the comments on Indietalk. Cole is always a great guy to have on set. I'm sure Cole will post more pictures as time allows.

The blurs are a lot, especially for my eyes, but I looks like it's goig to clear up and really drive from there. Loking forward to the next installment.

We all should have a collection of work we've done like that for all to see!

This video sure has the look and feel of a song that goes with a movie. But I still am not really sure what is going on in the actual film or if there is a plot to the video. You have a lot of really good shots and the tempo of the audio and video match.

The colorful characters are good to help out a dark video. You may want the scenes to look fuller and some get a bit sparse.

I like the filmic/grainy quality. It really helps set the mood. The one odd thing was the fuzzy color. Was that intentional? The mismatched voice to video of singer effect really worked well. Overall the music seems to drive the video, in a good way. It shows you put a lot of care into...

I've gotta agree with Zensteve about the great style. It makes me pine for more and makes me yearn for a reason for the town to have "thumpin eyes". Great look both technically and visually and tonally. What festival was that for? Looks like the Twin Cities.

Wow. Very good use of still photography. You kept the pace of the video up with the music. Pretty good considering how little video you actually had. The double adjusted still moves are a good plan. Personally I agree with Knightly, i'm proud to be an american geek. To nitpick one thing...

Very nice! Great timing between images and audio. Good quality. With what you've got You'll be moving into more than weddings very soon! I was most impressed with the patience and realization of the lead. It takes patience to show patience.

I agree with Neetz, the fade in and out has potential, but might be better if there was a more potent reveal with the fade in and out, something unexpected perhaps. Also the use of still images with the more active parts of the song and the first motion halfway through when the song slows down...

Blended I found the pacing and flow to really balance each other. The words did get a bit overbearing for me, especially the subject is so deep, but then again you were going for the confusion and getting in your head. It really does warrant watching multiple times. I look forward to the...