Jorma Taccone

Honestly, they were people probably hired for MTV or worked for MTV that did their little promos that would like in their minds, they said is seven million dollars of free ads because it was basically a full week where you'd be the thing bumping you out to commercials and back of every MTV show like throughout the whole week. And it was Daytona Spring Break 88 was the theme.

Honestly, they were people probably hired for MTV or worked for MTV that did their little promos that would like in their minds, they said is seven million dollars of free ads because it was basically a full week where you'd be the thing bumping you out to commercials and back of every MTV show like throughout the whole week. And it was Daytona Spring Break 88 was the theme.

And it was like we were at a wild 80s MTV Spring Break. And I'm sure you can find them online. I remember those now, yeah. So we got to have a really fun week in Miami. And back to the plane thing, all of a sudden it was like the whole thing was about to fall apart.

And it was like we were at a wild 80s MTV Spring Break. And I'm sure you can find them online. I remember those now, yeah. So we got to have a really fun week in Miami. And back to the plane thing, all of a sudden it was like the whole thing was about to fall apart.

And it was like we were at a wild 80s MTV Spring Break. And I'm sure you can find them online. I remember those now, yeah. So we got to have a really fun week in Miami. And back to the plane thing, all of a sudden it was like the whole thing was about to fall apart.

So our budget, I forget what it was, but we had to take essentially half of it to a private jet for Payne to get him down and get him back. And so it became a one-day shoot maybe a day before the shoot. So we had to collapse a two-day shoot into a single-day shoot right before shooting.

So our budget, I forget what it was, but we had to take essentially half of it to a private jet for Payne to get him down and get him back. And so it became a one-day shoot maybe a day before the shoot. So we had to collapse a two-day shoot into a single-day shoot right before shooting.

So our budget, I forget what it was, but we had to take essentially half of it to a private jet for Payne to get him down and get him back. And so it became a one-day shoot maybe a day before the shoot. So we had to collapse a two-day shoot into a single-day shoot right before shooting.

And one way we achieved it is that that one day became like a 16-hour day, like an insane day. It was insanely long. And we had two cameras, which we weren't going to have. Music videos would almost never need two cameras because you're always looking at the camera. So you'd have to you can't have not like a movie set where you're right. So there's no need for a second camera.

And one way we achieved it is that that one day became like a 16-hour day, like an insane day. It was insanely long. And we had two cameras, which we weren't going to have. Music videos would almost never need two cameras because you're always looking at the camera. So you'd have to you can't have not like a movie set where you're right. So there's no need for a second camera.

And one way we achieved it is that that one day became like a 16-hour day, like an insane day. It was insanely long. And we had two cameras, which we weren't going to have. Music videos would almost never need two cameras because you're always looking at the camera. So you'd have to you can't have not like a movie set where you're right. So there's no need for a second camera.

But two cameras allowed us to break apart and be shooting, let's say, Andy's single on the boat talking about, you know, with the mission accomplished sign, let's say, at the exact same time as Jorma making copies.

But two cameras allowed us to break apart and be shooting, let's say, Andy's single on the boat talking about, you know, with the mission accomplished sign, let's say, at the exact same time as Jorma making copies.

But two cameras allowed us to break apart and be shooting, let's say, Andy's single on the boat talking about, you know, with the mission accomplished sign, let's say, at the exact same time as Jorma making copies.

That's right.

That's right.

That's right.

Don't be classy. That was for the SNL audience to kind of catch it.

Don't be classy. That was for the SNL audience to kind of catch it.

Don't be classy. That was for the SNL audience to kind of catch it.