by Ally Mann
On Wednesday April 16, 2014, Woburn Memorial High
School created their very own Lip Dub. A Lip Dub, also known as a One Take,
combines lip syncing and audio dubbing to create one cohesive music video.
High schools from all around the world have started creating these high energy
and school spirited videos. The tradition began in Woburn last year with the
Class of 2013 singing the song “How Far We’ve Come,” by Matchbox 20.
The second annual Lip Dub
portrays not only the Class of 2014 but the entire school. The Yearbook Staff
thought that using all grades would create more depth and energy within the
video. Of course the seniors were highlighted throughout by making them the
actual “dubbers.” The “dubbers” were the
ones who got to lip-sync the lyrics to “Best Day of My Life,” by American
Authors.
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| The Yearbook staff shows their Tanner Pride for the Lip Dub.
photo courtesy of Cat Gentile
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For the seniors who
were not chosen to sing lyrics, they were still able to be seen in the front
row as the cameras went by. Teams, clubs and activities all got to stand in
designated areas throughout Woburn Memorial High School supporting what they do.
Wearing uniforms and holding signs, every team and unique club is featured in
the video showing all that Woburn High has to offer. The video was shot two times
and only took about an hour during sixth period. Students sported all the black
and orange they could fit on their bodies and even through confetti as the
cameras rushed through the halls.
Ending the video, the
school all gathered in the gym. The camera featured the seniors one last time
before coming together as one. Everyone began chanting “Let’s go Woburn!” as
the camera was lifted by a fork lift over the crowd. The video is planned on
being released during the seniors Yearbook Ceremony on May 21 and then
published to YouTube. Hopefully you will all be able to catch a look at what
the Class of 2014 and Yearbook staff has put so much time and energy into!
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