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We’re-Almost-There-Music-Video-FINAL-4K.mov

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We’re-Almost-There-Music-Video-FINAL-4K.mov
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Mira Tanaka
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1/15/2026 11:45 am
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Sebastian Kohl
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Shot over nine days, almost entirely around Miami. We started in Little Havana, moved out to Virginia Key for the beach sequences, and spent two long nights filming on the MacArthur Causeway with the skyline behind us. A few interior scenes were shot at Driftline’s studio in Wynwood, and the final sequence on the roof was filmed at Andrew Hollis’s apartment in Coconut Grove. The rooftop scene happened almost by accident; we were scouting a parking garage in Brickell and the light was too good to pass up. Runtime is about 4:12. Marisol wrote the song with Theo over the course of a long summer, and the video grew out of conversations the three of us had been having for years about leaving and coming back. Credits Performed by Marisol Vega. Written by Marisol Vega and Theo Brennan. Directed by Eliza Hartwell. Shot by Dominic Reyes. Edited by Calvin Moss. Produced by Hollowtree Pictures with Northwind Audio. Thanks Hollis Wynn, for the apartment and the cafecito and the patience. Roan Mercer, for the guitar parts that didn’t make the record but made the video. The crew at the Virginia Key boat ramp, who let us shoot at sunrise without too many questions. Saoirse Penhaligon for the wardrobe — especially the green dress. And Bram, who told Marisol to finish the song when she was ready to throw it away. Thanks also to everyone in Little Havana who waved at the camera, honked, or offered us water in the heat.
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Solomon Engel registered this work
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Solomon Engel transferred this registration to Akira Laine
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