We're back with another music video round table, taking a closer look at the band that is pushing the boundaries and possibilities of music videos, OK Go. Over 15 years ago, OK Go went viral with their backyard hit "A Million Ways," becoming the most downloaded video in 2005. A year later the infamous follow up, “Here It Goes Again,” ranks as one of the Top 30 Best Music Videos of All Time by TIME Magazine in 2011. Since then, OK Go has gone above and beyond creating unforgettable music videos with strategically quirky choreography from bandmate’s sister, Trish Sie, to collaborating with world-renowned dance company, Pilobolus. We won’t be playing the songs in this episode due to copyright, but our banter runs seamlessly as we relive our early years of viral entertainment. -- FEATURED A Million Ways (2005) Dir. by Trish Sie Here it Goes Again (2006) Dir. by Trish Sie + OK Go End Love (2010) Dir. by OK Go, Eric Gunther, and Jeff Lieberman All is Lost - with Pilobolus (2013) Dir. by OK Go, Pilobolus, Trish Sie -- OTHER LINKS The Art Teacher’s Definitive Guide to OK Go Videos How OK Go Has Revolutionized the Music Video End Love Blooper Reel Teachers And Those Magical OK Go Videos: A Match Made In Science? Netflix’s Explained: Beauty Episode -- ANNOUNCEMENTS SCREENING Moovy Festival - Tanzfilmfestival Online Friday July 23 - 24 SUBMISSION DEADLINE Leeds International Film Festival Regular Deadline for Dance Film Saturday, July 31st -- CHAPTERS 00:00 Start 05:20 OK Go and YouTube 18:24 OK Go and Pilobolus 22:57 OK Go and Creative Success for All Audiences 38:40 Announcements -- Got a question? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com --