NPR: Challenge: Make a Music Video for the BPP

Challenge: Make a Music Video for the BPP

Peacebone - Animal Collective - Fan Video for StG from Luke Wilhelmi on Vimeo.

Those puppets up there, in that video? They're award-winning puppets. And we need some.

Readers of the Canadian blog Said the Gramophone took the challenge to make their own music videos. A take on Animal Collective's "Peacebone" won.

We like it so much, we're asking you, dear listener, to make a music video for the Bryant Park Project's theme song. Upload it to YouTube, blip.tv or Vimeo. Tag it as bppmusicvideo so we can find it. We'll feature ones we love, like, or can't figure out on our blog.

Here's the music. Now get cracking, before we turn all official and set a deadline.

Press play and start dreaming.

An awful sample after the jump....

Laura Conaway

8:11 AM ET | 03- 3-2008 | permalink

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