If you're looking to add a splash of color into your day, look no further than this awesome Aussie Summadayze 'Colourfornia' video. Shot on the Phantom HD Gold at 1000 fps, the clip is part of the new campaign for the famous Australian music festival. The 2012 celebration promises to bring vibrant colors, summer fun and wicked sounds (as can be seen in the video). Directed by Nick Thompson, the splashy chromatic vid shows a group of badass girls having a color fight with bright pastels. The use of slow-motion and sharp imagery is what makes the video really stand out.
The combination of hipster girls getting messy in neon with a Calvin Harris soundtrack, and some cool editing, makes the Summadayze Colourfornia video a success. It will definitely get you pumped for next year's festival, or make you jealous of anyone who is able to go to this awesome event.
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The Summadayze 'Colourfornia' Video Makes a Splash
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