Original title
Making the Video
Released
7/11/1999
Origin country
US
Genre
Documentary
Production companies
MTV Productions, Toy Plane Industries
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
12
Number of episodes
177
Making the Video is an MTV show, consisting of half-hour episodes, which chronicles the process of filming various music videos. Usually the director outlines the concept of the video and the show often includes light-hearted and humorous moments. It always concludes with a premiere of the finished video. The show premiered on July 11, 1999 and is currently on a hiatus as of 2009. MTV2 has a similar show entitled [Name of Band/Artist] Makes a Video that has featured artists such as 50 Cent, Fall Out Boy, Dashboard Confessional, Evanescence, and Mos Def among others.
Britney films her third video, a single from the Drive Me Crazy movie soundtrack.
From the ""Blue Streak"" soundtrack
Second single from Sugar Ray's third album.
Garbage films the video for the 19th Bond theme song.
Second single off his first English album.
From the ""Man On The Moon"" Soundtrack.
The making *NSYNC's biggest song and most known video.
Britney films the first video from her second album.
Clips from past episodes, ending with clips of all the original Making the Video episodes from July 1999 to May 2000 combined into one video.
Janet Jackson films her video from ""Nutty Professor 2: The Klumps"".
From album ""G.O.A.T"" released September 12, 2000
Britney films the video for her second single from her second album.
From ""The Kings of Comedy""
First video from album ""Revelation""
DC3 film the video for the Charlie's Angels movie theme song.
Ricky Martin films the video for the first single from ""Sound Loaded,"" the follow-up to his smash self-titled album.
Britney's third single from her second album ""Oops..I Did It Again"".
Making the video of Jennifer Lopez's first single from her second album.
The video for Destiny's Child first single off their 3rd album.
The making of two videos: Jay-Z's ""Guilty Until Proven Innocent"" featuring R. Kelly, and R. Kelly's ""Fiesta"" featuring Jay-Z.
The making of Tyrese's ""I Like Them Girls"" video and the making of Dream's ""This Is Me"" video.
Making the Video of the Year for 2001 from the ""Moulin Rouge"" movie soundtrack.
U2 films the video from the ""Lara Croft: Tomb Raider"" soundtrack.
The first single and video from *NSync's third album ""Celebrity"".
Single off of Sisqo's second album.
Ludacris films video from ""Rush Hour 2"".
Britney films the first video from her third album.
Pink films the video for her first single off her second album.
Britney's second single from her third album, which is featured in Britney's first movie ""Crossroads"".
Shakira films the video for her second English single.
Sum 41 film the video for the single off the Spider-Man movie soundtrack.
Third video from ""Come Clean"" CD
First video from second album ""Lovehatetragedy"".
from MiB II
Her 3rd single off her English debut album.
""Saturday Night Live"" castmember makes the video for the first single off his comedy album ""The Bathroom Wall"".
Avril Lavigne makes her 2nd video. Avril loses her hat, puts a cockroach on her tongue, kisses the sk8er boi and jokingly says yes to a marriage proposal.
Nelly and Kelly Rowland from Destiny's Child film the video for the single ""Dilemma"".
Justin Timberlake films the video for the debut single from his debut solo album, ""Justified.""
Backstreet Boy Nick Carter films the video for his new single ""Help Me"".
The making of the video for ""We Want Fun"" from Jackass: The Movie.
The ""American Idol"" winner makes her first music video.
Madonna films the video for the theme from the new 007 movie ""Die Another Day"".
The video for J.Lo's first single off her third album.
Mariah Carey films her second single from her new album.
DMX films his video from the movie ""Cradle 2 The Grave"".
Justin Timberlake films the video for his 3rd single off his solo album.
This is the video for Linkin Park's first single off of their new album.
Avril films the fourth and final single from her debut album. The video is a performance video so it features Avril performing to a crowd in front of a large star flag, as well as Avril crowd surfing.
Jennifer Lopez's third music video off her third album has an 80's theme. Good Morning America will also run a clip of the video as well as an exclusive interview with Lopez.
Ludacris films the video from the 2 Fast 2 Furious soundtrack.
Pink films the video for the song from the sequel to the Charlie's Angels movie.
Beyonce films the video for her first single off her solo album.
Mya's first single off her new 3rd album.
The second American Idol films his first video, with the theme ""Ruben performing in the streets as Alabama welcomes him home"".
Madonna's second single off her ""American Life"" album.
The video for the single from the Bad Boys II Soundtrack.
The making of 2 videos. ""Shut Up"" is Nick Lachey's first single from his solo album. Also, ""Sweetest Sin"", the video for Jessica Simpson's first single off her third album due August 19 2003.
First single from Blige's new album ""Love & Life"", due August 26.
Lizzie McGuire star Hilary Duff films the video for her first single, ""So Yesterday"" off her debut album.
From Beyonce's second movie ""The Fighting Temptations"".
Da Band from ""Making The Band 2"" film their first video.
Pink films the video for the first single off her third album.
The video for ""Behind Blue Eyes,"" the second single from Limp Bizkit's Results May Vary.
Britney's 16th video and first single off her fourth CD, ""In The Zone"".
First single from Blink's new non titled record.
Second single off of Mary's newest album, and is also the first single off the soundtrack to ""Barbershop 2"".
Second single off Hilary's debut album.
Britney's second single from ""In The Zone"".
The video for the first single off of D12's second album.
Jessica Simpson films the video for her cover of ""Take My Breath Away"" which is her third single off the re-released version of In This Skin.
The video for Jay-Z's third single off his final album ""The Black Album"".
Brandy's first single off her 4th album.
Hilary films the video for the first single from the ""A Cinderella Story"" soundtrack, a cover of the Go Go's ""Our Lips Are Sealed"" featuring her sister Haylie.
The making of the video for Usher's third single off his album ""Confessions"".
Mase films the video for his first single of his long-awaited new album.
Nelly's first two singles from his third album (being a dual-album).
First single to be taken from the band's ""American Idiot"" album, their first in 4 years
The first single off of the group's third album, ""The Chronicles of Life and Death"".
The video for the first single off of Xzibit's fifth album ""Weapons of Mass Destruction"".
The video for the first single off of Eminem's 4th album ""Encore"".
The first single from Lindsay's debut album.
Nelly's second single from his album ""Sweat"" featuring Christina Aguilera.
The first single from Gwen Stefani's debut solo album ""Love, Angel, Music, Baby"".
Ashlee's third single off her debut album.
The first single off of J.Lo's fourth studio album.
The first single from the ""Coach Carter"" movie soundtrack.
The video for the second single off of Snoop's new album.
The first single off of 50's second album ""The Massacre"".
The video for the first single off Mariah's 8th studio album, ""The Emancipation of Mimi"" due April 12.
The third single off Snoop's latest album, ""R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta): The Masterpiece"".
The first single from the soundtrack to Nelly's new movie ""The Longest Yard"".
The first single from Kelly's second album ""Sleeping In The Nothing"" due June 7.
The first single from Shakira's new Spanish album ""Fijacion Oral 1"" due out June 7, her first new album since 2001. Her new English album is out November 2005.
The third single from Ludacris' ""Red Light District"" album.
The first single from the Foo's new double album ""In Your Honor"".
The single off of the ""Dukes of Hazard"" movie soundtrack.
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