Alien Like You – Romantic Music Video Montage

SONG:
“Alien Like You” by The Pigott Brothers

CLIPS/CHARACTERS/CAST:
(In Order of First Appearance):
1. The Killing: Linden (Mireille Enos) and Holder (Joel Kinnaman)
2. The Age of Adaline: Adaline (Blake Lively) and Ellis (Michiel Huisman)
3. Persuasion (2007): Anne Elliot (Sally Hawkins) and Captain Wentworth (Rupert Penry-Jones)
4. Being Erica: Erica (Erin Karpluk) and Kai (Sebastian Pigott)
5. The X-Files: Scully (Gillian Anderson) and Mulder (David Duchovny)
6. The Originals: Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Camille (Leah Pipes)
7. Chasing Life: April (Italia Ricci) and Leo (Scott Michael Foster)
8. Doctor Who: The Doctor (David Tennant/Christopher Eccleston) and Rose Tyler (Billie Piper)
9. Roswell: Max (Jason Behr) and Liz (Shiri Appleby)
10. The Lake House: Alex (Keanu Reeves) and Kate (Sandra Bullock)

ALIEN LIKE YOU VIDEO MONTAGE EDITED BY:
Amber and Autumn/Silver Vintage Videos

VIDEO DESCRIPTION:

The idea for the video first originated from watching the underrated and underappreciated Canadian time travel series, Being Erica. One of the characters, Kai (played by the singer and actual writer of this song – Sebastian Pigott), sings the song “Alien Like You” to Erica at the end of season two. It’s a wonderful, emotional moment where Erica comes to the realization that she has feelings for Kai – even if they are separated by time. We fell in love with the song and thought it would make for a wonderful transformative montage. Thankfully, the song was available to buy in complete form on Amazon! Go ahead and buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/Alien-Like-You...

In the end, “Alien Like You” turned into rather a strange video with a few interconnected themes rather than just one. On a surface level, we attempt to show a deep romantic connection between various Movie and TV couples that develops in kindred spirit form. It’s this kindred spirit connection that brings these characters back to life, when previously they had felt alone or even dead inside - stagnant. Basically, each character feels different or lonely in some way which causes them to recognize this “sameness” in someone else.

For the full description, read our related blog post about it HERE:
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We talk about the sub-themes of waiting and time. Also, how the time travel aspect of the video works and how we interpret "alien."