Musical Interruption Newest YouTube Sensation

Follow-up to Christmas Food Court Flash Mob LIVE on YouTube

NIAGARA FALLS, ON, Nov. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Alphabet Photography, the same
small company that produced the world famous Christmas Food Court Flash
Mob is at it again.  This time, with something the company’s Founder
Jennifer Blakeley is calling a “Musical Interruption”.

“The goal of this video is to entertain people even for just a few brief
minutes during their hectic schedules this Holiday season, and I think
we’ve accomplished that with what I’d like to call a Musical
Interruption,” said Blakeley.

“I hope the video will inspire people this holiday season, and remind
them to take time to celebrate the spirit of Christmas,” she added.

The online video which is making waves on YouTube, features more than
fifteen employees at Alphabet Photography’s warehouse in Niagara Falls,
creating sounds using everyday objects, such as staplers, drills, saws,
telephone ring tone, brooms and other objects and machinery, to create
their own unique rendition of Carol of the Bells.

More than eight weeks of planning went into the creation of the video,
with more than 80 “takes”.  In all, the song was rehearsed more than
125 times, with more than 720 man-hours going into the performance and
recording of the video.

“The video in itself is a work of art.  It’s team work at its finest,”
added Blakeley.

To view the video, visit www.alphabetphotography.com  or YouTube search “Musical Interruption Carol of the Bells”, or visit:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AnMlQNw1M8

Blakeley’s first production entitled Christmas Food Court Flash Mob
holds the record for most-watched flash mob on YouTube with more than
38.9 million views.

SOURCE Alphabet Photography