Gay singer-songwriter Tom Goss drops his latest music video for "Make Believe" today, which is told in a stop-motion tale on his body. In the animation, created by painter Scott G. Brooks, Goss' body becomes an island paradise on which an animated duo frolic among monsters, a dragon, a volcano and a bear-piloted airplane.
It was shot in one 80-minute take. Each second of video took 28 seconds to film. It was directed by Aram Vartian and Michael Key.
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You may want to revisit Goss' previous effort "It's All Over" and "Lover", his video about gay service members killed in battle and the partners they leave behind.
