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Full of colour and mischievous charm, Hey Judith sends The Dribbling Darts of Love on a quirky Auckland adventure. Frontman Matthew Bannister sings of love on his commute to the city, boarding a suburban train and getting chased out of a supermarket across a cardboard replica of K Road before arriving at band practice — later donning a VR headset to replay the day's antics. Directed by Karyn Hay, the music video has a crafty, handmade aesthetic. Although not a member of the band, fellow musician Andrew Fagan appears twice: first as a hooded mugger, and again as the band's disguised drummer.
One of my favourite scenes is the red lipstick on the kissing booth.– Director Karyn Hay on the music video, May 2009
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Made with funding from NZ On Air
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