One such example is their latest music video. Scott Jolley Production Services took the trio out to the Masonic Temple in Salina, Kansas, for the shoot. 80 hand painted backdrops were at their disposal, and the result is a visually stunning experience for the viewer. The backdrops would lower down for no more than five seconds before the next one came in, creating a constant movement around the musicians onscreen.

Enjoy the video below, and be sure to catch Olassa at the Lawrence Arts Center as part of Final Fridays tonight.

Pretty Flowers from Scott Jolley on Vimeo.

EXTRA GOODIES:
Check out the behind the scenes madness it took to make the video here. It involves a lot of precise timing, heavy work, backdrop pulling, and on-your-feet thinking from the crew, and is definitely worth a watch.