Trish Garner helps Elaine fasten her helmet
Standing at base camp, Sam Burbank and Elaine are about to embark on their first videoshoot.
Sam Burbank can be seen in the helmet's reflection.
Elaine would have preferred to have a whole crew of actors in the video. However, the scientists are busy 24/7 during their stay on Devon Island. Even the cameraman had many other jobs to complete, and videoshoots had to be scheduled in carefully.
Cleverly hidden ventilation holes were cut in Elaine's helmet courtesy of Hamilton Sundstrand.
Elaine sung a verse atop the hood of the HumVee.
Kimik made sure that no polar bears came nearby during the video shoots. Or did Kimik just want to get into the important shots?
The Mars Society habitat can be seen off in the distance.
Pascal stuck a NASA Haughton-Mars Project sticker on the front of Elaine's suit, which was a nice finishing touch.
Her helmet, neck cover, and one layer of thin silk long johns underneath her constume keeps Elaine warm in the Arctic climate.
The greenhouse serves as a sleek backdrop for Elaine's space boots.
Elaine and Sam exchange goofy looks after she sings the line "gravity sucks" for the 100th time.
Pascal drives the HumVee along patiently.
The words "we could live here" sung in front of a barren, frigid landscape may not seem to appealing to the average person. An artist will sketch habitats and people over the landscape in some of the shots such as this one.
Sam shoots from afar to get some long shots of Elaine on the fortress.
Elaine's skirt waves in the Martian wind. How does a skirt keep the pressure in? Don't worry, in a pop music video, anything goes.