Behind the Scenes of Bart Baker's ‘Me Too’ Parody

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Shira Lazar takes viewers behind the scenes of Bart Baker's parody of Meghan Trainor's ‘Me Too.’ She prepares for a driver cameo while Baker works in prosthetic makeup, and follows the crew through car scenes, the final shot and makeup removal.

1Arriving on setLazar visits Baker during his Meghan Trainor parody shoot and comments on his prosthetic makeup.
2A driver cameoShe changes into wardrobe for a small role and jokes with Baker about her character.
3A car on the setThe crew carefully brings Baker's car into the studio for a green-screen scene.
4The final shotLazar encourages a tired Baker as the team prepares the last shot of the night.
5Removing the makeupAfter the wrap, the vlog shows Baker having the uncomfortable facial prosthetics removed.

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Lazar plays a driver in Baker's parody video.
The shoot involves costumes, prosthetic makeup, a car and a green screen.
The vlog follows the production through the final shot and removal of Baker's makeup.

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Arriving at the parody shoot

Lazar meets Baker on set and sees his prosthetic makeup. She prepares for her own driver cameo.

Shira Lazar arrives late at Bart Baker's shoot for a parody of Meghan Trainor's ‘Me Too.’ She is surprised by how uncomfortable his facial prosthetics look. Baker jokes that his face feels like a birch tree, while Lazar says the makeup appears better attached than in previous shoots.

Baker reminds Lazar where they are and shows her a short video. After joking about the result, the crew returns to filming. Lazar watches a take before it is time to prepare for her own scene.

Lazar heads to wardrobe and explains that she is playing a driver. She jokes that live broadcasts and other distractions are slowing down the shoot, and teases Baker about giving her a starring role. A crew member calls the part a 'sexy driver,' prompting more jokes about her warm jacket.

With her outfit and sunglasses ready, Lazar gets a hair touch-up while Baker prepares in costume. The team calls action for the driver scene and directs the performers around the car before cutting the take.

Filming with the car

The crew moves a car into the studio and shoots a scene. Lazar and Baker joke about their long day.

The crew then brings Baker's car into the studio for another scene at the green screen. Lazar notes that the opening is tight, and Baker admits the maneuver is a little nerve-racking. Lazar says she has lines to remember but thinks a lack of sleep has made it harder to concentrate.

After the car scene, Lazar says she is hot and sweaty. Baker continues working in his Meghan Trainor costume. When he says he is losing his mind, Lazar encourages him and tells him he is doing a great job.

The final shot and makeup removal

The team wraps the shoot after a final costume. Baker then has his facial prosthetics removed.

For the last shot, Baker changes into a blue sequined outfit. Lazar says he is juggling many tasks at once and jokes as he searches for a missing iPod. When the shoot wraps, she praises his work and thanks viewers for following the production.

The vlog ends with Baker having his facial prosthetics removed. He says the mask is extremely uncomfortable and explains that this is unusual for his parodies, which generally use makeup rather than a mask. The pair jokes as the crew removes it.