Primarily shot in Berlin , with additional production in Los Angeles .
The video utilizes "musical horror" elements to represent the psychological weight of the song's lyrics. 1. The Trap of Fame
Lead singer Amy Lee designed and hand-stitched the white dress worn during the underwater scenes while recovering from the flu.
The official music video for (2003) is a definitive piece of gothic rock media that explores themes of abusive relationships , the suffocating nature of fame , and personal reclamation . Directed by Philipp Stölzl , the video is famous for its "zombie" crowd imagery and high-fashion Victorian-gothic aesthetics. 📽️ Production & Direction
Lee’s iconic red corset was custom-made and cost approximately $2,500 . 🧠 Themes & Symbolism
The "demon" makeup used for the crowd was partly inspired by Ben Moody's love for the film The Evil Dead . Evanescence: Going Under (Music Video 2003) - IMDb
Ranked #4 on Billboard's "Scariest Music Videos Ever" list in 2013.