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Getting In A Van Again

Getting In A Van Again

A film about creating the perfect sound.

NR 2018 · 15 min · Comedy, Documentary

In order to extract real emotions out of his new song, Eric D. Johnson of the Fruit Bats has teamed up with an Emotional Engineer to help record his new record. The engineer uses impractical but seemingly effective methods to infusing the song with the essence of old soup and toilet plungers alike.

Directed by Jonny Look · Written by Jonny Look

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