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EXCLUSIVE: Behind The Scenes Of The Paper Kites' Bubble Blowing St Clarity Clip

8 July 2013 12:19 PM

Staff Writer

“I came 22,000 kilometres to do some bubbles in Australia…”

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The latest clip from Aussie folkies The Paper Kites is a brilliant piece of work, filmmaker Natasha Pincus – who rose to international fame thanks to her brilliant Somebody That I Used To Know clip for Gotye – developing a simple but heart-warming story about the power of bubbles for the song St Clarity.

Okay, so that might sound ridiculous, but check out the clip and try and tell us it doesn't make you feel a little emotional…

Today we've been given the chance at having a sneaky look at Pincus' modus operandi for making such a captivating, unique and visually stunning video. We meet the bearded bubble man, find out how they scouted the locations for filming and just generally get an insight into what goes into making such a fine piece of work.

Check it out.

St Clarity is taken from The Paper Kites' forthcoming debut LP States. The band are on the road for a tour proudly presented by Street Press Australia – the dates are below.