The video I watched was called Oliver Tree - How to Make a $1,000,000 Music Video.  I’ve always loved this music video so when I saw they had a behind the scenes I picked it to be the one I wrote about.  I knew absolutely nothing about the production before I watched this video other than what I could take from watching the final music video.  They went to Kiev, Ukraine to shoot the video. The total budget for the entire video totaled to around 1,023,000 dollars. One big part of the music video was that Oliver Tree does all of his own stunts.  There were parts in the video where he was being suspended from 60 feet up and driving while hanging out of the car. Everything was pretty dangerous so that was a big part of the whole production because they had to really make sure that he wasn’t going to get hurt during the shooting. The whole shooting of the video took about 32 days to shoot.  One part I found interesting was they gave him white eyes to make it look like he was dead but he literally couldn't see when they were shooting the shots. He had to trust whoever was around him to guide him to where he needed to be and what he needed to do. It started out with the basics like makeup, costume design, and sight scouting. From then on each day was basically assigned to specific shots of the video.  For example, one day was the hearse shot, one day was the scooter shot, one day was the tank shot, etc… One big problem that they ran into was when they were filming the hearse shot. The hearse fell off the back of what it was being driven on and they had to re-shoot all of those shots which added another day or two to their agenda. They planned everything out so it hurt them because they had to work around that. The had a LOT of pre-planning which made each day not that hard because they had exactly what they needed to be written down.  One thing I found interesting was that they had toy cars to plot out where everything was going to go and how it was going to move. If I had to pick a job on set it would be keeping the talent in line. It’s a job where not a lot relies on you but you get to experience everything that happens and be a part of the shooting. I feel like there is a lot of pressure on the other parts of the job whether you're helping with the stunts or the budget. So I would pick the least stressful job but still be a part of the experience. Overall so much time and money went into making this music video.  It’s amazing to see how much time and money they spend on 2-second shots in the final music video.