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AS I LAY DYING: Behind-The-Scenes Footage From 'Nothing Left' Video Shoot Available

August 15, 2007

AS I LAY DYING's brand new video for the first single off their upcoming album "An Ocean Between Us", entitled "Nothing Left", debuted on "Headbanger's Ball" last weekend. Today the exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of the clip will run on MySpace.com.

The bleak, futuristic video was shot in Van Nuys, California at Sound City Studios with Brian Thompson (KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, ANGELS & AIRWAVES) lending his directorial talents. The story, which was conceived by the band and refined as a collaboration between the band and Thompson, follows a female character through a series of events which takes place within a decaying, future landscape.

Speaking about the recent filming experience, guitarist Nick Hipa said, "The concept of our new video is conceptually akin to books like 'The Scarlet Letter', while visually it is influenced by the idea of post- apocalyptic dystopian societies as seen in films like 'Blade Runner' and '1984'. There are dudes with machine guns and gas masks, so already its one of my favorite videos we've ever done."

See the behind-the-scenes footage from the video shoot below.

"An Ocean Between Us" is scheduled for release on August 21 through Metal Blade Records. Produced by KILLSWITCH ENGAGE guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz (EVERY TIME I DIE, ALL THAT REMAINS),the CD will contain a dozen tracks, including "Separation" and the first single, "Nothing Left".

A 10-minute video interview with AS I LAY DYING drummer Jordan Mancino, conducted by Finland's Get In The Pit magazine at this year's Provinssirock festival (June 15-17) in Seinäjoki, Finland, has been posted at this location.

"Nothing Left" video:


"Nothing Left" behind-the-scenes footage:

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