Two Canadian high school students took their class assignment to the max and produced a lip dub video of Katy Perry’s Firework and RadarOnline.com is bringing you a peek of the exciting video.

Nicole Coenen and Lauren Darby are seniors at St. Thomas Aquinas high school in London, Ontario and with the help of their teacher, Mrs. Stephanie Dundas, enlisted the help of nearly half of the 1,250 students and 14 teachers at the school to participate in the video.

“It was a class project to create a video to promote our school. We studied YouTube trends in class and we looked at various lip dubs,” Stephanie told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview.

Look out Steven Spielberg!

Meet 17-year-old Connor Smith, a high school senior at Glenbrook South High School in suburban Chicago, who along with his fellow classmates recently created an amazing 12-minute music video to celebrate their school's history.

What makes the video so extraordinary is that the shoot took less than an hour last Friday -- was done in basically one long shot -- and involved thousands of students singing, dancing and even swimming in a highly choreographed production that would make even the kids from Glee say 'OMG!' (They even used a helicopter for the shoot!)

Connor -- who served as both director and executive producer of the video -- is the son of prominent Chicago attorney Terry J. Smith and Anne Kavanagh, a well-known Chicago TV journalist who now runs MediaPros 24/7,  a successful public relations firm.