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Lark in A Sky Shop

Lark in A Sky Shop
Lark in A Sky Shop
Lark in A Sky Shop
Lark in A Sky Shop

Synopsis

A music video inspired by Jacob Collier’s song 'Lark in A Sky Shop'. It explores the depth of tension within one’s soul and life, stretched between light and darkness, day and night, oppression and freedom, and the turbulent navigation through it all. It’s about being pressed, found, and brought into a spacious place. It’s a dialogue, a confrontation, a story full of twists and turns, which ultimately suggests the possibility of discovering a source of life, freedom, and everlasting love.

Details

Year
2025
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
1 min 52 sec
Director
Marie Lavis
Producer
Marie Lavis
Co-Producer
Jacob Collier
Executive Producer
Hajanga Creative
Sound
Jacob Collier
Composer
Jacob Collier
Animator
Marie Lavis

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Production Company

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