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Take a look behind the scenes of the stop-motion visual, made in collaboration with Dhani Harrison<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
\n\tFinn Wolfhard<\/a> and George Harrison<\/a> are bringing you peace on Earth this holiday season \u2014 or at least, they\u2019re sharing a very sincere wish for it, via the first-ever music video<\/a> for the late artist\u2019s classic single \u201cGive Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth),\u201d off 1973\u2019s Living in the Material World<\/em>. Rolling Stone<\/em> has the exclusive look behind the scenes of the stop-motion visual, which dropped last week.<\/p>\n \n\tThe whimsical video follows Harrison on a trip (in more ways than one) through Friar Park, where he lived and worked after the end of the Beatles<\/a>. It\u2019s an ode to both Harrison\u2019s love of gardening and his musical career, as he was known for lovingly tending to his Friar Park plots, often referring to himself as \u201cjust a gardener.\u201d You can watch the folks at Nobody Told Me Studios and Tye Down Pictures and a team of 20 stop-motion artists bringing Wolfhard\u2019s vision to life in the exclusive clip. \u201cI storyboarded it,\u201d says Wolfhard in the video. \u201c[But] I\u2019m not the one everyday moving everything.\u201d The video was executive-produced by George\u2019s son, Dhani Harrison, and David Zonshine.<\/p>\n