Vacations - Next Exit (Official Music Video)

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Next Exit Starring:
Campbell Burns
Jake Johnson
Joey Van Lier
Nate Delizzotti
Sam (the dog)
Body double: Michael Lipp

Director: Nicole Lipp
Creative Director: Jake Johnson
Production Company: AYF Media
Producers: Michael Lipp and Nicole Lipp
Executive Producer: Inuka Bacote
Executive Producer: Leigh Treweek
Cinematographer: Kelsey Talton
1st AD: Breanna Lynn
1st AC: David Castro
Gaffer (at The Roxy): Eddy Scully
Gaffer (at Home): Andy Carazo
Key Grip: Manchin Hsiang
Bestboy Grip (at The Roxy): Collin Gallivan
Bestboy Grip (at Home): Amy Hoang
Bestboy Electric (at The Roxy): Jay Carey
Bestboy Electric (at Home): Cameo Beard
Film Loader: Jake Dugger
Film Processing/Scanning: Fotokem
Production Designer: Madison Price
Behind The Scenes Photography: Charlie Hardy, Marti Hoyos
Production Assistants: Marti Hoyos, Rayvon Pollard, Madison Wake
Editor: Nicole Lipp
Colorist: Dan Edwards
VFX: Marti Hoyos
Artist Support: Steven Burke
Titles Design: Connor Dewhurst
Additional Super 8 Footage: Campbell Burns

The Roxy Team:
Assistant General Manager: Charlie Smith
Lighting Designer: Joel Huxtable
Security: Thaddeus Scherer

Lyrics:
I’ll give this one more try
Before I take the next exit
Off the highway
Into a different life

I don’t know how
You can tell me otherwise
When I can’t tell left from right
Trouble and strife

Can I trust what I know?
I know nothing
Maybe it’s time to let go
Drift and fall apart
Take me back to the start
Or we can just let go

Surprised to be here
Play life on repeat
Stay safe within routine
Won’t accept defeat, oh no

I don’t know how
You convince yourself
So tragic, don’t say anymore
You lost count, never kept score

Can I trust what I know?
I know nothing
Maybe it’s time to let go
Drift and fall apart
Take me back to the start
Or we could just let go

Can I trust what I know?
I know nothing
Maybe it’s time to let go
Drift and fall apart
Take me back to the start
Or we could just let go