MYGOODEYE / MUSIC VIDEO ARCHIVE
Horrendous
Preterition Hymn
CREDITS
- Director, Cinematographer, Editor, Post-Production FX: David Brodsky for My Good Eye: Music Visuals
- Producer, 1st AD, Cinematographer: Allison Woest for My Good Eye: Music Visuals
- 2nd AD, Grip: Robb Brown
- Best Boy Electric: Lindsey Fehr
- Production Assistant: Brandon Yeagley
- Costuming and Stylist: Paulina Olivares
- Location Managers: Ross Imbruglia, Joseph Imbruglia
- Location Techs: Lee Hebelink, Todd Steinhouer
ARCHIVE HISTORY
“Preterition Hymn” was Horrendous’ first-ever music video, arriving after five full-length albums. The band described the video as a symbolic journey through the song’s themes of the passed-over and condemned.
PRODUCTION NOTE
The band said the shoot required enduring icy November water to create the video’s flooded imagery, joking that the physical discomfort became its own “authentic sacrifice” to the song.
FROM THE PRESS
which explains why it looks so striking…
VIEWER REACTION
“6 years. They have finally have delivered us their first music video. 6 years. This is a joyous, horrific, astonishing, Horrendous day.”
