Tokio Hotel — Love Who Loves You Back
Selected Work · Music Video
LOVE WHO LOVES YOU BACK
Tokio Hotel
Project
Love Who Loves You Back by Tokio Hotel is part of Skript Cinema’s selected music video portfolio. The project is presented here as a focused case-study entry connecting the original work with current Los Angeles cinematography, camera, lighting and production-support capabilities.
For Current Productions
Cinematography
Visual development, camera, lensing, movement and performance coverage for music-driven productions.
Camera + Lens Packages
In-house RED KOMODO support or sourced ARRI, RED, Sony, mirrorless and specialty-lens packages as needed.
Lighting + Crew
Lighting, grip, electric, monitoring, movement and additional crew can scale around the treatment and schedule.
Explore all production services, review capabilities and gear, or send the shoot brief.
Planning a Music Video
Build around performance, coverage and the treatment.
1. Share treatment + references
Send the concept, visual references, performance setups, locations, dates and deliverables so the package can be planned around the creative.
2. Design coverage + movement
Lens choices, stabilization, handheld, monitoring and lighting support can be matched to performance and narrative requirements.
3. Scale the crew
Camera, lighting, grip and support crew can stay compact or scale up based on schedule, locations and production complexity.
Can I request a specific camera or lens?
Yes. ARRI, RED, Sony, mirrorless bodies and specialty lenses can be sourced around the treatment.
What should I send with the inquiry?
Dates, location, budget range, treatment or mood board, references, key shots and any must-have equipment are the best starting point. Use the shoot inquiry.
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Music Video Brief Checklist
For a similar production, send what you already have.
- Treatment, references or mood board
- Performance, narrative and must-have shot priorities
- Shoot dates, locations and expected schedule
- Deliverables, aspect ratios and release needs
- Budget range plus any required camera, lens, lighting or movement
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