A crowd-sourced, interactive video for Das Pop's Skip The Rope - the second single from their new album The Game - by Tom Willems at Caviar Belgium, which engaged the help of 150 enthusiastic fans, all wielding their own mobile cameras.

A crowd-sourced, interactive video for Das Pop's Skip The Rope - the second single from their new album The Game - by Tom Willems at Caviar Belgium, which engaged the help of 150 enthusiastic fans, all wielding their own mobile cameras. These fans chase the band through huge gallery space S.M.A.K. in Gent , all shooting madly in a choreographed happening which (we assume) all happened in one take. Obviously giving Tom an eyewatering amount of options when it came to the edit. He's done an excellent job, but in a clever even-more-modern twist, Caviar has developed a web application that makes it possible for viewers to edit their own versions of the video too. The app also enables users to communicate directly with other fans - and make their own stories on <a href="http://www.daspop.com/videomixer/index.php" target="_blank">daspop.com</a>.

These fans chase the band through huge gallery space S.M.A.K. in Gent , all shooting madly in a choreographed happening which (we assume) all happened in one take. Obviously giving Tom an eyewatering amount of options when it came to the edit.

A crowd-sourced, interactive video for Das Pop's Skip The Rope - the second single from their new album The Game - by Tom Willems at Caviar Belgium, which engaged the help of 150 enthusiastic fans, all wielding their own mobile cameras. These fans chase the band through huge gallery space S.M.A.K. in Gent , all shooting madly in a choreographed happening which (we assume) all happened in one take. Obviously giving Tom an eyewatering amount of options when it came to the edit. He's done an excellent job, but in a clever even-more-modern twist, Caviar has developed a web application that makes it possible for viewers to edit their own versions of the video too. The app also enables users to communicate directly with other fans - and make their own stories on <a href="http://www.daspop.com/videomixer/index.php" target="_blank">daspop.com</a>.

He's done an excellent job, but in a clever even-more-modern twist, Caviar has developed a web application that makes it possible for viewers to edit their own versions of the video too. The app also enables users to communicate directly with other fans - and make their own stories on daspop.com.

A crowd-sourced, interactive video for Das Pop's Skip The Rope - the second single from their new album The Game - by Tom Willems at Caviar Belgium, which engaged the help of 150 enthusiastic fans, all wielding their own mobile cameras. These fans chase the band through huge gallery space S.M.A.K. in Gent , all shooting madly in a choreographed happening which (we assume) all happened in one take. Obviously giving Tom an eyewatering amount of options when it came to the edit. He's done an excellent job, but in a clever even-more-modern twist, Caviar has developed a web application that makes it possible for viewers to edit their own versions of the video too. The app also enables users to communicate directly with other fans - and make their own stories on <a href="http://www.daspop.com/videomixer/index.php" target="_blank">daspop.com</a>.