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Video by Jessica Dimmock and Mark Jackson. Right on Red Films.

Jessica Dimmock and Mark Jackson on their film for 'Wait For Me':

"When approached about doing the video for Wait For Me, we were most interested in climbing inside a moment in someone's life.  We have long been interested in the experience of loneliness, and what happens when you feel the necessity to leave.  We were motivated by the emotional landscape that unfolds when you stay within such a small and intimate narrative.  In keeping with the DIY spirit of Moby's album, we decided to limit the collaboration to ourselves and our subject."

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  • Sandra Nelhans 1 year ago
    Very intense and moving.
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  • destruct007 plus 1 year ago
    wow! Moving in a short amount of time, great job!
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  • Amr Hassan 1 year ago
    I don't get it!
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  • Guin White (girlpaint) 1 year ago
    I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but that made me nauseous...it was very intense -- beautiful, haunting, sad...and intense.
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  • Matt Pringle 1 year ago
    Beautifully filmed and fitted the music perfectly.
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  • mpared plus 1 year ago
    awesome posted at the curious brain
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  • Colter Wilson 1 year ago
    Great Vid and I love the song too, very moving.
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  • Ethan Knight 1 year ago
    Man, it makes me really sad to see she relapsed again..at the end of the ninth floor, i was really hoping jessie will make it clean..no judgment intended just a feeling.

    The video weaves the music and the narrative beautifully, It feels very honoring and dignifying that you actually didn't cut to the actual process..

    Very emotional piece.
    thank you
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  • Pablo Silva 1 year ago
    Buena canción y buen video. Como todo lo que hace Moby.
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  • Sub Magazin 1 year ago
    Pure copy of the Massive Attack ... Live With Me.
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  • Mårten Keijser 1 year ago
    I think the way it was filmed, especially the depth of field, minimized the distance to the subject, very real and very touching. I will probably post it on my blog.
    //Mårten
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  • Mariana Keller plus 1 year ago
    How long after "The Ninth Floor" was this shot?
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  • richard payne 1 year ago
    I think its bull shit to film something like that with that music.
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  • tom bergh 1 year ago
    nice and great face for this song my favarit on the album jessica and mark good feeling thanks for schare
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  • Wolfgang Gaebler aka gogo6969 plus 1 year ago
    Would be very glad if you could watch my version of this great tune also

    vimeo.com/10184693 (Moby - Wait For Me)
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  • Gonduras Jitomirsky 1 year ago
    fucking awesome
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  • jonathan beller 1 year ago
    i agree with richard payne. i do think this is hauntingly beautiful but i dont think you can turn a powerful book into a music video. i think this poor woman has been exploited and taken advantage of because of her problem. it makes me question jennifers and mobys judgement. im sure the money she got from this put her one step closer to her grave.
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  • Andres Castañeda 1 year ago
    loved it, most of all the detail on her eye... wow superfast lens right? is a 5d or 7d right?
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  • Maitre ballOn 1 year ago
    Very nice.

    vimeo.com/channels/maitreballon
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  • Deborah Szajngarten staff 1 year ago
    Intense and powerful! The soundtrack is ideal for this visual narrative. I believe that you captured her loneliness and need in a raw, sad, yet poignant way.

    I have not seen the movie this video proceeds, and the video still told a complete story for me.
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  • cris robu 1 year ago
    powerful
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  • Marce do Nascimento 11 months ago
    Lovely!
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