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The Making of "Sweet Sacrifice" Music Video - (2007)

Behind the scenes of the music video "Sweet Sacrifice" by Evanescence. The official music video was shot in Burbank, California and directed by Paul R. Brown. The song itself was nominated for "Best Hard Rock Performance" in Grammy Awards 2008.

The Making of "Call Me When You're Sober" Music Video (2006)

A video showing behind the scenes of "Call Me When You're Sober" official video directed by Marc Webb. The shooting was done in Los Angeles in July 2006. The male model in this video was Oliver Goodwill, a British actor as well as singer.

Behind the Scenes of "Lithium" (2006)

Video showing the making of the official music video for "Lithium". The concept of the video (directed by Paul Fedor) was that the band members were performing in a dark and snowy cemetery. In "Lithium", Tim McCord made his first appearance in an Evanescence music video after he replaced Will Boyd.

Evanescence Acoustic Sessions (2006)

Evanescence (Amy Lee and John LeCompt) and Dave Eggar (also played the cello during the Sirius XM acoustic performance) performing "All That I'm Living For", "Call Me When You're Sober", "Lithium", and "Good Enough". All songs are from "The Open Door" album.

Evanescence Good Enough Official Video (2007)

An official video clip for "Good Enough", the 4th single from Evanescence's second studio album, "The Open Door". The video was directed by Marc Webb and Rich Lee, and it was filmed in the city of Budapest, Hungary. The song itself is dedicated to Amy Lee's husband, Josh Hartzler.

Evanescence Sweet Sacrifice Official Video (2007)

The music video for "Sweet Sacrifice", directed by Paul R. Brown. According to Amy Lee, the video tells about the band members who are inside the walls of their own minds. The video has a similarity with the thriller movie "The Cell" (2000). The song is the 3rd single from "The Open Door".