How much did this cost to make?!

[ironhat]

Talk about your Rub Goldberg!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=qybUFnY7Y8w

Who pays for all of this? Is it all donated, including the building time? Plywood and new garbage cans? Those pianos are 'cart away' when you can find them. But still, who's absorbing the costs? Grandma? Uncle Frank?....

[LinuxRandal]

Insurance companies, are just like any other business: for profit.

Someone probably knew the band, and used their fans (above) and or college kids (who have Rube Goldberg contests, in things like engineering school), while giving them a little bit of money and taking the whole thing as an advertising expense, to try to attrach new customers.
So in the end, all their customers and investors, pay for this.

[sweensdv]

I don't care who paid, I'm just glad there are some young minds around who can put together something like that. Future enigneers for sure! That was awesome!

[unclecritic]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_...all_Pass_(song)

$90k music video!

[All Thumbs]

The music label, or the group, I would imagine.

[Bruce Cohen]

You're all missing the point. Its not the money, its the ability to do something like that.
Great fun has no price tag. That was in-effing-credible

Bruce

[Crockett]

That video just made my day! Amazing...

[ironhat]

But, who's funding the fun, Brue?! Agreed that it was incredible (I loved the harmonizing glasses of water) but who fronts the $250 for the 10 garbage cans?