“Alice- PEGGY” by Ben Phillippo

A young woman's daydreams are more compelling than her drab reality. When she chases a vision down the proverbial rabbit hole, will she ever be the same?

FROM THE DIRECTOR

"Collaborating with PEGGY on the video for "Alice," she told me the song was about maladaptive daydreaming, a psychological condition where daydreams overtake a person's reality. It's a form of dissociation where one spends hours living in an imagined world, complete with recurring characters and storylines that can continue for years. The real world often pales by comparison, so the temptation to spend time daydreaming grows stronger over time. PEGGY and I worked together to create a narrative inspired by this condition, following a character who delves into her daydream, perhaps too deeply."

-Ben Phillippo

Credits

Starring// PEGGY & Paul Melendy

Directed by Ben Phillippo

Artist// PEGGY

Art Director// Jaina Cipriano

Set Dresser// Adriane Moreno

Prop Maker// Cara Campanelli

Makeup// Joe Rossi

Set Construction// Finding Bright Studios


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