During the shooting of their video, water was pouring down on the members of The Factory. Join me for an exclusive look behind the scenes.
By Michael Hartmann. Photos by Alice Asplund / Asplund Film.
November 19, 2019
[dropcap]I [/dropcap]was present during the recording of Fall Out of Love, the new singel and music video from pop group The Factory. The shooting took place in a warehouse. It was transformed into a set with a stage and a smoke filled corner looking like a living room. The set included equipment with the sole purpose of drowning the Norwegian band members in cold water.
If you don’t know this band already, this is written on their facebook page:
The Factory started out when the members were no more than ten years old. Since then they’ve gone from writing terrible rock songs about boring teenage problems to becoming a band that writes and produces modern pop music with influences from hiphop and r’n’b.
And more:
For several years the members have been living together in the same apartment with the same goal; making world class songs. Laughter, tears, joy, sorrow, excitement, frustration, and last but not least, thousands of hours of songwriting, jamming and producing have become the lives of these four childhood friends from Stavanger, Norway.
The new EP:
Join Eivind Jøranson, Asle Bråthen, Håvard Olsen, Kim André Bjørkesett and Martine Ludvigsen behind the scenes.
Here is the official video.
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The band members drove around in Oslo, singing their song.
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