It's really not that difficult to have someone with a good highspeed camera film a 12 hr day of good times then cut it down to a few minutes for a music video... all natural lighting so the camera man would just have had to hang out in the background and not stage too much. I buy that it's real.

I like these 'cause and effect' youtube videos, but this seems pointless unless you've got a super highspeed camera to see the reaction in slow motion.

Then use this modified to include highspeed cameras and such to eliminate motion blur and rape your eyes:

http://www.petapixel.com/2010/05/07/omni-focus-camera-boasts-infinite-depth-of-field/

5/2010
Researchers at the University of Toronto have come up with a new video camera that can achieve infinite depth of field even when objects are immediately in front of the camera. What they did was stuff an array of video cameras into a single camera, with each camera focused at a different distance.

Actually!

I had to look this thing up...

The WEISSCAM HS-2 is the newest, uncompressed digital Highspeed Camera for framerates up to 4.000fps ... The WEISSCAM HS-2 has a full Format Super35 CMOS Sensor with a global shutter.

Quite a bit better than the ones they use on that Discovery Time Warp show.

Output Formats 12 bit RAW uncompressed and 10 bit YCC 4:2:2

Geek translation: Better colour subsampling and depth than most normal speed cameras do. Bad ass.

that's not fair...I can't resist upvoting violent footage shot with a highspeed camera.

i'd like to see a highspeed camera on one... you'd be able to see the stop/scan/stop/scan motion a lot easier.