The added depth of field definitely helped get everyone into focus-close up and far away.
And I said, “Let’s give it a go.” When we looked at the footage, we realized that this was something that could really work well. I had a beta firmware of version 2 at the time. To hold the MoCo two shots, we used the Sony VENICE camera’s dual base ISO of 2500. Motion control (MoCo) was really the only viable option. We shot Maroon 5 together as a band, Adam by himself, then over the following days passes with Adam interacting with talent and finally the talent by themselves. We plotted where everyone would go so they could interact with each other and the lead singer, Adam Levine. It turned into a five-day non-consecutive shoot because of talent schedules. We knew we had to get all these actors at different times, because they would never be available on the same day. So, we decided to design it as a motion control round track shot. The way she dances in the last part of the video, those were some serious moves for a 60-year-old woman.The way Director David Dobkin conceived the shoot was to have actors coming in at different times but to make it feel like everyone was there at the same time. She certainly has that heartwarming personality, no wonder we are all huge fans of her. I personally, like Ellen’s moves in the visuals. Behati was also featured in many parts of the video including a scene where she throws a hilarious kick in the air. She was actually very casual in this second version of the video. You might be wondering who is the girl in the red jacket that hops onto Adam in the video. Generally, the video is very casual this time. These include Ellen, Gadot, Millie, Lilly Singh and Tiffany. Instead, the director chose to place random figures in this last part. First, you will notice that the final shot is not that of Adam, Behati and Dusty. Nonetheless, the video’s ending is edited majorly.
Everything pretty much goes the same as in the first video of the song.
Adam follows chanting the song as Camilla Cabello initiates the female appearances as she does her slow dance. The Video begins just like in the initial release, a maroon 5 guy plucking a guitar. However, you will notice that this time she’s not holding their daughter Dusty Rose Levine. Sarah Silverman is also missing from the entire video although there’s a part in the song’s bridge where we see her back. Adam Levine’s wife Behati Prinsloo is also featured. Of course, the full Maroon 5 band is present. Blige, Aly Raisman, Rita Ora, Actor Gal Gadot, Jennifer Lopez, Tiffany Haddish, Phoebe Robinson and Millie Bobby Brown among others. Among the casted women in GLY volume 2 are Cardi B, Ellen DeGeneres from the Ellen Show, Camila Cabello, Mary J. Just like the first version of the video, this second debut features reputable female personalities to match the theme “Girls like you”.
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