History Main / ConveyorBeltVideo

Obviously, some film splicing is needed to create the illusion of nonstop camera movement.

[[folder: Music Video ]]

* Music/EltonJohn, "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That"
** Elton also has one for "I'm Still Standing", which was used as a backdrop film during his Red Piano shows in Las Vegas.
* Music/CrowdedHouse, "Don't Dream It's Over"
* Scarface, "My Block"

* Music/OzzyOsbourne's "Mama I'm Coming Home".

* Andrew Kepple's Flash video for the Lemon Demon song "When Robots Attack" is this, set up as an animatronic darkride about a RobotWar. At the end, the ride turns out to be [[spoiler:commemorating the victory of the robots over the human race in said war]].

* Music/{{Coldplay}}'s "The Scientist" did this with the entire video filmed ''backwards'' but sung forwards -- Chris Martin spent a month learning to mime the song backwards to achieve the effect.

* Moist, "Resurrection".

* Music/MileyCyrus' "Start All Over" music video.

* In an absolutely literal sense, Music/{{Sia}}'s video for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLPPlRDOZx0 "You've Changed"]].
* {{Music/TISM}}'s "Thunderbirds are Coming Out" features a long line of Australian bands playing the titular song, with TISM themselves showing up at the end [[spoiler:when the song is over]].
* German band Juli's "Zerrissen" video.
* Music/{{Sugababes}}, "Overload"

* Honeymoon Suite, "Feel It Again"
* Missing Persons, "I Can't Think About Dancing"
* Gregory Abbott, "Shake You Down"
* Music/{{INXS}}' "Need You Tonight"
* The Grapes of Wrath, "All the Things I Wasn't"
* {{Music/Feist}}'s "My Moon My Man" is a ''literal'' example of this, being set in an airport at night (Pearson Airport, in Toronto). Also an example of TheOner.

* For Music/TheWho 's 50th Anniversary tour, one was playing on the screens behind them during "You Better You Bet".

* Speaking of Music/{{OKGo}}, their [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybUFnY7Y8w second video]] for "This Too Shall Pass" combines this trope with TheOner and RubeGoldbergDevice.

[[folder: Other ]]

* This was also used in the title sequence of ''Series/ADifferentWorld''.
* Done with online comics and set to ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' music during the first part of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARPmOwpyzLQ this]] video, the again near the end of it.
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* Music/MileyCyrus' "Start All Over" music video. (It may have just been [[TheOner one long shot]] but, I'm not sure)

Not to be confused with the Treadmill Video for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTAAsCNK7RA "Here It Goes Again" by OK Go.]]

Not to be confused with the Treadmill Video for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv5zWaTEVkI "Here It Goes Again" by OK Go.]]

* For Music/{{Genesis}}' 2007 Turn It On Again tour, during performances of "The Carpet Crawlers", a video of pictures and film footage from throughout their career as a band scrolls behind them. Can be seen in the concert DVD, ''When In Rome''.

* Done with online comics and set to VideoGame/{{Touhou}} music during the first part of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARPmOwpyzLQ this]] video, the again near the end of it.

* The Spice Girls took it to the next step with "Wannabe"; the camera actually followed the girls around in three-dimensional space while creating the illusion of [[TheOner one long, continuous shot]].

* Miley Cyrus' "Start All Over" music video. (It may have just been [[TheOner one long shot]] but, I'm not sure)

* Sugababes, "Overload"

* INXS' "Need You Tonight"

* Feist's "My Moon My Man" is a ''literal'' example of this, being set in an airport at night (Pearson Airport, in Toronto). Also an example of TheOner.

* Andrew Kepple's Flash video for the Lemon Demon song "When Robots Attack" is a ConveyorBeltVideo set up as an animatronic darkride about a RobotWar. At the end, the ride turns out to be [[spoiler:commemorating the victory of the robots over the human race in said war]].

* Feist's "My Moon My Man" is a ''literal'' ConveyorBeltVideo, being set in an airport at night (Pearson Airport, in Toronto). Also an example of TheOner.

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* The Spice Girls took it to the next step with "Wannabe"; the camera actually followed the girls around in three-dimensional space while creating the illusion of [[TheOner one long, contigious shot]].

* Crowded House, "Don't Dream It's Over"

* Elton John, "I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That"

* Ozzy Osbourne's "Mama I'm Coming Home".
* A variation in Van Halen's "Feels So Good", in which [[ChromaKey green-screened]] repeating images of the individual band members tracked sideways across the screen.

* Fleetwood Mac's "Big Love" also turns the trope sideways -- rather literally: instead of tracking sideways, the camera trundles steadily backward through several spliced scenes.

* Coldplay's "The Scientist" did this with the entire video filmed ''backwards'' but sung forwards -- Chris Martin spent a month learning to mime the song backwards to achieve the effect.

* In an absolutely literal sense, {{Sia}}'s video for [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLPPlRDOZx0 "You've Changed"]].

* {{Devo}}'s [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bp2tQ75pTD0 "What We Do"]] has the variation of a camera quickly panning to different scenes that are all apparently taking place in one circular room. It was shot with a camera rig that actually does have the ability to rotate 360 degrees. They also made an [[http://mashable.com/2011/04/19/devo-what-we-do/ "interactive" version]] where you control the camera by clicking your mouse.

* TISM's "Thunderbirds are Coming Out" features a long line of Australian bands playing the titular song, with TISM themselves showing up at the end [[spoiler:when the song is over]].

* This was also used in the title sequence of ''ADifferentWorld''.

* John Fogerty's "The Old Man Down The Road": The camera slowly follows a very long power cord outdoors past several rural slice of life scenes. It seems like it's going to be a TheInvisibleBand video at first, but at the very end the cord leads to... an amplifier, which John Fogerty is playing guitar through.

* Coldplay's "The Scientist" did this with the entire video ''filmed backwards''.