The hottest thing in workplace expression is also the latest thing in user-generated content. Office lip dubs are music videos shot with co-workers in the office and dubbed with the original artist's song.
According to the Washington Post, the term "lip dub" was coined by Jakob Lodwick, founder of the Vimeo video-sharing website, who orchestrated the first office lip dub to "Flagpole Sitta" by Harvey Danger."It's kind of the bridge between amateur video and actual music videos," Lodwick says. "And it's packaged so that other people can share the concept.… Any impression that this was an elaborate, carefully choreographed, thought-out piece is inaccurate. We really just threw it together quickly. It's the kind of thing anybody can do."Read the full story: Creativity Of The Cubicle Spawns Office Lip Dubs (via Hartford Courant), then get out of your cube and and start singing.
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