White Coats

White Coats is the third music video from BHM Productions. It is a small story to the song White Coats by

female musical artist, Foxes. Its genre falls under Drama, Fantasy, and Inspirational.

The director wanted to express a feeling of appreciating life and being strong through the face of adversity with the video. This is shown through the main character, Hannah (played by Casey Powers), who is notably cheerful despite her tragic life.

Overview
The video begins with a 2-minute prelude, explaining the character's tragic past and establishing the very close relationship between Hannah and John.

After the music begins, the two explore a large farm (noted as the first place they went with Hannah after John's family adopted her many years ago) and enjoy themselves. They dance, laugh, and play in the snow together, making the best of their day.

However, throughout the video Hannah sees memories of her deceased adoptive sister, Trisha. As time goes on, the occurences seem to turn more into visions.

On the way back home, John and Hannah get in a car crash. It is unknown what happens to John, but Hannah's soul is taken back to the farm, where everything is now glowing, warm, and splendid. She sees Trisha before her once again, but this time she is really there. They embrace, Hannah overwhelmed with happiness to be with her sister again. As the video ends, Trisha's voice whispers "You're home."

Rating
White Coats has been rated PG by BHM Productions. It features some heavy/depressing themes.

Reception
After the music video was completed in February 2014, there were issues releasing the White Coats music video to YouTube, which prompted the director, Brandon (who also played John in the video), to release it to Facebook for the time being.

It was a major success on Facebook, being shared, liked, and praised by many. Friends were sharing it with friends and soon it had garnered a lot of attention in the local area. Many described it as beautiful and touching. The ending was the most highlighted moment by the audience on Facebook, with very many comments stating that it made them cry or get "serious chills".

By June 2014, the video was finally able to be successfully released to YouTube. Due to the late release, after its hype had dissipated on Facebook, it did not receive very many views or much attention. However, it was still well-received and one YouTube viewer praised the video by saying "I am speechless. This was indescrible."