You Don't Know Me

Three days at location / one to two hours each day devising and rehearsing.. .then shot on fourth day . . . processed / not happy . . . Fifth day shot again and nailed it. Lots of fun.

– A YouTube comment from director Ed Davis, on how long the video took to make

It's one long choreographed shot. It uses lots of the techniques that I figured out when I was making 'Nice Day for an Earthquake' for Jakob: the slow motion, speed up slow down of the violence of their fighting is just like the speed up slow down of the axe hitting the TV. When we shot it  . . .  I got them to do all the choreography in slow motion...

– Ed Davis talks about making this video, in an episode of The Living Room (season three, episode five)