Kiwi choreographer Parris Goebel directs short dance film for Justin Bieber's new album

Kiwi Parris Goebel was responsible for choreographing a new short dance film to Justin Bieber's album Purpose. Photo / Getty

The release of Justin Bieber's fourth album is accompanied by a special short film, choreographed by none other than Kiwi export Parris Goebel.

Individual clips, which make up a 45-minute short dance film when played consecutively, were revealed on Bieber's VEVO account at the weekend.

The entire dance short film titled Purpose: The Movement made its debut during sold out Los Angeles shows on Friday, to coincide with the record release.

Goebel directed the project, working on the various fast-paced and slow burning dance scenes that appear throughout.

She took to Instagram to share her pride at the achievement.

Diplo and Skrillex also feature in the film, alongside a host of other collaborators.

The concept is similar to Beyonce's self-titled album released in 2013, which caused a huge stir online.

Already people are getting excited about Bieber's offering, with Twitter comments coming in thick and fast.

Purpose the movement got me feeling so many emotions. I'm so happy Justin is back, like finally back and doing what he loves best 💛

— Najat (@Ohsnapnaj_) November 15, 2015

Watch the videos one by one on Justin Bieber's VEVO account.

- nzherald.co.nz