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Post, Nov, 2004
SANTA MONICA -- Mint VFX (www.coloradofx.com/mint_vfx.html) provided visual effects and online finishing for Britney Spears's new video, which pays homage to artist Bobby Brown. My Prerogative features Spears crashing a Porsche, appearing in a nightclub, starring in a sexy film and, later, accepting a marriage proposal.
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FM Rocks in Santa Monica shot the video; Jake Nava directed. The video was edited by Jarrett Fijal at LA's Bouch. Mint's Louis Mackall was lead compositor, working on a Discreet Flame running on an SGI Octane 2. According to Mackall, he treated as many as 150 shots over a four-day period, removing rigs from the Porsche during the crash sequence and handling beauty work.
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