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Taylor Swift to pull off a responsible, socially distanced shoot for the song "Cardigan" from her eighth album, Folklore, which she announced out of the blue on Thursday morning (July 23).After revealing the album title, cover, impressive list of indie-rock collaborators and the 16-song track list for the album dropping July 24, Swift kept the data dump coming with a short tale of how she managed to pull off the shoot for "Cardigan," which she directed and wrote the treatment for."A million thank you’s to my brilliant, bad ass video team - cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, producer Jil Hardin, executive producer Rebecca Skinner, AD Joe ‘Oz’ Osbourne, editor Chancler Haynes, special effects wizards David Lebensfeld & Grant Miller, and set

Taylor Swift dropping a surprise album wasn't enough, the singer also gave fans an extra treat on Friday (July 24) with a music video for "Cardigan."According to the star, the enchanting clip was both written and directed by Swift herself, and created with the help of cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, producer Jil Hardin and executive producer Rebecca Skinner, AD Joe Osbourne, editor Chancler Haynes, special effects designers David Lebensfeld and Grant Miller and set designer Ethan Tobman."The entire shoot was overseen by a medical inspector, everyone wore masks, stayed away from each other, and I even did my own hair, makeup, and styling," Swift wrote while announcing the clip earlier in the day."Cardigan" is featured on Swift's brand new

Not only did Taylor Swift just release her eighth studio album, she also debuted the music video for the first single from the release.

Folklore, would be midnight on Friday, July 24. Along with the album, she let fans know her latest directorial effort would be arriving as well.