ALLDAY PROJECT 'CRASH' Making Film Released...Emphasizing Safety of Cast and Crew During Glass-Breaking Shoot

ALLDAY PROJECT released a making film capturing the atmosphere and behind-the-scenes stories of the ’CRASH’ music video shoot. In this making video, the members shared various episodes and impressions they experienced while filming in Japan. At the beginning of the shoot, they had difficulty coordinating the first scene, and the members showed efforts to synchronize with each other. The footage also included scenes where they exchanged simple greetings in Japanese or used basic Japanese expressions to communicate with supporting actors. The main concept of the music video and each member’s style changes were also introduced. Unique styling was emphasized, featuring various hair colors such as pink, green, and yellow, lenses, and fake beauty marks on their faces. The members revealed that they paid close attention to creating new characters for each music video. During the action scene shoot, props that looked like real glass were used to create breaking effects, and they explained the preparation process, including wearing sunglasses for safety. On set, a free atmosphere continued with spontaneous hairstyle changes and joking with the staff. The members took short breaks listening to the sounds of nature or socializing with local Japanese friends during the shoot. As the filming neared its end, they maintained focus and gave their best until the final scene. The members said, ″This music video had so much action that we almost felt like Tom Cruise,″ and added, ″We stayed focused to deliver great scenes until the very end.″ They also asked, ″We hope many people watch the music video that we worked hard on with so many people.″ One member expressed determination, saying, ″There are still many stages left, so I will break everything down.″