It's raining day, you're getting
emotional, and suddenly, you spotted this music video on YouTube.
Nothing but a classic product both by
musician Rico Blanco and director RA Rivera. The veteran was on point
from the main storytelling to its divisions – different scenes but
depicting the same plotline – heartbreaks.
Wag Mong Aminin shows how the truth can
be really harsh at times – and how romance could sugarcoat them to
neturalize.
The blending was just so freaking
well-executed; not just the song, but connecting them with the music
video itself. (Like seriously, from storyboard to the cuts of
performance video; those were barely on-point.)
This was perhaps the most
heart-breaking music video I have ever seen since After All This Time
by The Itchyworms.
Author: slickmaster | © 2016 september twenty-eight productions
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