OK GO questions

1.) What is the purpose of the music video?-The Purpose of the music video is to promote the Chevy Sonic to a different kind of audience. 2.) Who is it sponsored by?- The video is sponsored by Chevrolet 3.) Why did OK GO agree to this? What is their view on the music videos?- OK GO agreed to this as it promoted their song, also it is different and quirky. Also OK GO are known for creating wacky videos so they created this video to please there virtual audience 4.) Which companies have sponsored OK GO's work so far- Companies which have sponsored OK GO videos before are Samsung, Land rover and State Farm Insurance 5.) How much sponsorship did they receive from the company- They received $500.000 to $1.000.000 6.) What did the sponsorship buy?- The sponsorship payed for a couple of Sonics, The modifications and driver/singer and also the canyon ranch. Pay the MIT professor, stunt school, engineer and all the location crew. 7.) Where was the filming location and how many separate location set ups did the production team need to create?-The location was the remote canyon ranch off the highway connecting LA with the Mojave Desert for four days of filming on a dirt course 2 miles away. 8.) How long did the video take to film - The video took 4 days to film and 2 months to set up sponsorship's can happen in product placements and happen with multiple companies.

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