Chairlift 'Crying In Public' by Allie Avital
New York indie pop duo Chairlift have released a touching new video directed by Allie Avital, for Crying In Public.
And not unlike the image in Man Ray's photograph 'Larmes (Tears)' shot in 1930, the video focuses on a collection of glassy tears adorning lead singer Caroline Polachek's face. We follow our heavyhearted singer through the streets of New York as she inspects the natural tears formed by winter's frost thawing away, while still more tears collect on her face. And although her lyrics suggest that she is sorry for causing a scene, she never wipes the tears away, accepting the feeling of vulnerability without any shame.
PRO Credits
Credits
Director | Allie Avital |
Producer | Andrew Krasniak |
Production Company | Partizan Darkroom |
Executive Producer | Jeff Pantaleo |
Director of Photography | Ashley Connor |
Art Director | Caroline Polachek |
Wardrobe | Kat Typaldos |
Hair | Stephanie Peterson |
Make-up | Stephanie Peterson |
Editor | Allie Avital |
Colourist | Jamie Obradovich |
Grading company | Company3 |
VFX | Bart VFX |
Director's Representation | Nicole O’connell |
Commissioner | Jill Kaplan |
Label | Atlantic |
Production designer | Emma Rose Mead |
Sound design | Gisela Fulla-Silvestre |
Other credits | Sound Design: Gisela Fulla-Silvestre |
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