Music Video
Sophie May School of Dance
Showcase 2024 (at The Venue, Milton Keynes – Sunday, 9th
June)
Ok, so this is a dance school’s annual live event, but what is music if you don’t dance?
From a capturing-in-camera perspective, it all boils down to two things: planning and experience. The planning is co-ordinating with the client – this entails reccie-ing the venue, liaising with the other technical departments such as sound & lighting, and sharing notes with the choreographer. Experience comes from a sense of visual rhythm, so important later on in the edit, informing your choices in-situ when seeking to get the best from your camera gear.
And remember, it’s a live performance. Our task is to capture its magic.
<<< Click Here to view Promo Video
Sophie May School of Dance
Showcase 2024 (at The Venue, Milton Keynes – Sunday, 9th
June)
Ok, so this is a dance school’s annual live event, but what is music if you don’t dance?
From a capturing-in-camera perspective, it all boils down to two things: planning and experience. The planning is co-ordinating with the client – this entails reccie-ing the venue, liaising with the other technical departments such as sound & lighting, and sharing notes with the choreographer. Experience comes from a sense of visual rhythm, so important later on in the edit, informing your choices in-situ when seeking to get the best from your camera gear.
And remember, it’s a live performance. Our task is to capture its magic.
Stokin’ The Fire
There’s Something Going On Here
Great song. Kickin’ back, relaxing, post-industrial location. Solid green screen work. Hopeful vibe.
Click Below to View Production Stills ↓↓↓
Stokin’ The Fire
There’s Something Going On Here
Great song. Kickin’ back, relaxing, post-industrial location. Solid green screen work. Hopeful vibe.
Click Below to View Production Stills ↓↓↓
Stokin’ The Fire
Free
A song for our times:
Don’t tell me what to do
Don’t tell me what to say
You can’t tell me what to think
You can’t tell me what I feel …
Stokin’ The Fire
Free
A song for our times:
Don’t tell me what to do
Don’t tell me what to say
You can’t tell me what to think
You can’t tell me what I feel …
Lakeshore Avenue Green Never Was Your Colour
Lakeshore Avenue wanted a gritty and energetic music promo worthy of the UK music scene.
Filmed over several takes, performed live and seamlessly edited, this promo conveys the raw power of a live performance.
And thanks to the dedication and skill of the filmmaker it achieves a look eclipsing what might be expected from a lower-budgeted promo.
Lakeshore Avenue Green Never Was Your Colour
Lakeshore Avenue wanted a gritty and energetic music promo worthy of the UK music scene.
Filmed over several takes, performed live and seamlessly edited, this promo conveys the raw power of a live performance.
And thanks to the dedication and skill of the filmmaker it achieves a look eclipsing what might be expected from a lower-budgeted promo.
Click Here to view Promo Video ↑↑↑
Sophie May School of Dance
Showcase 2024 (at The Venue, Milton Keynes – Sunday, 9th June)
Ok, so this is a dance school’s annual live event, but what is music if you don’t dance?
From a capturing-in-camera perspective, it all boils down to two things: planning and experience. The planning is co-ordinating with the client – this entails reccie-ing the venue, liaising with the other technical departments such as sound & lighting, and sharing notes with the choreographer. Experience comes from a sense of visual rhythm, so important later on in the edit, informing your choices in-situ when seeking to get the best from your camera gear.
And remember, it’s a live performance. Our task is to capture its magic.
Stokin’ The Fire
There’s Something Going On Here
Great song. Kickin’ back, relaxing, post-industrial location. Solid green screen work. Hopeful vibe.
Click Berlow to View Production Stills ↓↓↓
Stokin’ The Fire
Free
A song for our times:
Don’t tell me what to do
Don’t tell me what to say
You can’t tell me what to think
You can’t tell me what I feel …
Lakeshore Avenue Green Never Was Your Colour
Lakeshore Avenue wanted a gritty and energetic music promo worthy of the UK music scene.
Filmed over several takes, performed live and seamlessly edited, this promo conveys the raw power of a live performance.
And thanks to the dedication and skill of the filmmaker it achieves a look eclipsing what might be expected from a lower-budgeted promo.
Of Blue Skies & Youth
A Life Beyond
Of Blue Skies & Youth are a bright, local talent that have received much billing, and a live performance promotional video has been commissioned.
Filmed during ‘Magic Hour’, and set on the rooftop of a local landmark site with cityscape, panoramic views of for its background, the song A Life Beyond has that raw, alternative-rock edge that is a hallmark sound of the UK music scene, and combined with the visuals packs a real punch.
In the words of the filmmaker: “This is a performance-based video with oodles of energy and charisma. There’s a certain style here that draws in the eyes and ears, and overall it works very well.”
Of Blue Skies & Youth
A Life Beyond
Of Blue Skies & Youth are a bright, local talent that have received much billing, and a live performance promotional video has been commissioned.
Filmed during ‘Magic Hour’, and set on the rooftop of a local landmark site with cityscape, panoramic views of for its background, the song A Life Beyond has that raw, alternative-rock edge that is a hallmark sound of the UK music scene, and combined with the visuals packs a real punch.
In the words of the filmmaker: “This is a performance-based video with oodles of energy and charisma. There’s a certain style here that draws in the eyes and ears, and overall it works very well.”
Of Blue Skies & Youth
A Life Beyond
Of Blue Skies & Youth are a bright, local talent that have received much billing, and a live performance promotional video has been commissioned.
Filmed during ‘Magic Hour’, and set on the rooftop of a local landmark site with cityscape, panoramic views of for its background, the song A Life Beyond has that raw, alternative-rock edge that is a hallmark sound of the UK music scene, and combined with the visuals packs a real punch.
In the words of the filmmaker: “This is a performance-based video with oodles of energy and charisma. There’s a certain style here that draws in the eyes and ears, and overall it works very well.”
Simple Harmonic Motion
Endymion
Simple Harmonic Motion are a British band who are big in continental Europe. Their sets and visual style often play out on multi-screen displays, more often than not in hallowed grounds such as churches and cathedrals.
This promotional video - based on the poem Endymion by John Keats, who in turn was inspired by Greek mythology - employs numerous filmmaking techniques (green screen, roto-scoping, et al) to create a vivid and highly-stylised look to match the visuals evoked by Keats' great poem.
The filmmaker had previously worked on the background visuals for the stage production of Jeff Waynes' War of The Worlds, and the band members of Simple Harmonic Motion were so impressed that they asked him to create the look for their own interpretation of Endymion.
“It has this haunting effect; and this is exactly what we were all after. Great job.”
Simple Harmonic Motion
Endymion
Simple Harmonic Motion are a British band who are big in continental Europe. Their sets and visual style often play out on multi-screen displays, more often than not in hallowed grounds such as churches and cathedrals.
This promotional video - based on the poem Endymion by John Keats, who in turn was inspired by Greek mythology - employs numerous filmmaking techniques (green screen, roto-scoping, et al) to create a vivid and highly-stylised look to match the visuals evoked by Keats' great poem.
The filmmaker had previously worked on the background visuals for the stage production of Jeff Waynes' War of The Worlds, and the band members of Simple Harmonic Motion were so impressed that they asked him to create the look for their own interpretation of Endymion.
“It has this haunting effect; and this is exactly what we were all after. Great job.”
Simple Harmonic Motion
Endymion
Simple Harmonic Motion are a British band who are big in continental Europe. Their sets and visual style often play out on multi-screen displays, more often than not in hallowed grounds such as churches and cathedrals.
This promotional video - based on the poem Endymion by John Keats, who in turn was inspired by Greek mythology - employs numerous filmmaking techniques (green screen, roto-scoping, et al) to create a vivid and highly-stylised look to match the visuals evoked by Keats’ great poem.
The filmmaker had previously worked on the background visuals for the stage production of Jeff Waynes’ War of The Worlds, and the band members of Simple Harmonic Motion were so impressed that they asked him to create the look for their own interpretation of Endymion.
“It has this haunting effect; and this is exactly what we were all after. Great job.”
Living The Dream... While Paying The Bills
(In Development, Feature Documentary)
LOGLINE:
A larger-than-life buccaneer-type character rescues an abandoned, derelict, beautiful, centuries-old pub in a middle-England town, and in his desire to turn it into a thriving live music venue he enlists the aid of a House Band comprising four seasoned music pros and together they establish the best 'open mic' nights in the area, drawing in a plethora of both experienced and budding new musicians; but complications arise as the contrast between 'living the dream' and 'paying the bills' impacts heavily on everyone's lives, and while the passion from all for the music is evident, sometimes egos clash and tempers flare.
THEME:
How live music brings together a community.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
See Below (Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion)...
Click Here to view Video (Test Footage, Audio from Onboard Microphone) >>>
Living The Dream... While Paying The Bills
(In Development, Feature Documentary)
LOGLINE:
A larger-than-life buccaneer-type character rescues an abandoned, derelict, beautiful, centuries-old pub in a middle-England town, and in his desire to turn it into a thriving live music venue he enlists the aid of a House Band comprising four seasoned music pros and together they establish the best 'open mic' nights in the area, drawing in a plethora of both experienced and budding new musicians; but complications arise as the contrast between 'living the dream' and 'paying the bills' impacts heavily on everyone's lives, and while the passion from all for the music is evident, sometimes egos clash and tempers flare.
Click Here to view Video (Test Footage, Audio from Onboard Microphone) >>>
THEME:
How live music brings together a community.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
See Below (Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion)...
Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion (After-Show Jam)
Tuesday, 7th November 2023
The following represents an idea for a documentary we have currently in development.
Live music is flourishing right now, as there’s a real thirst for it. And open mics, in particular, provide the opportunity for talent at all ability levels to come together and play, improve and create communities.
So what is happening in this clip? It’s on its way to midnight and surely it’s time to pack up and go home? And yet the vibe is sooo good that these musicians simply want to stay in the magic.
Shot on mobile phones, so as not to intrude on what is an intimate space, the quality of picture and sound is what it is. Authenticity is the watchword here. Still, it is intended that the human story - the people and musicians - is to be filmed and interviewed later on broadcast-quality equipment. There are some wonderful, flamboyant characters here, lifetime creatives who live for their art; but life as we know it takes as well as it gives, and the human condition thrives on the choices we make with the cards life has dealt us. This is a universal story of Living the Dream while still having to pay the bills.
Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion (After-Show Jam)
Tuesday, 7th November 2023
The following represents an idea for a documentary we have currently in development.
Live music is flourishing right now, as there’s a real thirst for it. And open mics, in particular, provide the opportunity for talent at all ability levels to come together and play, improve and create communities.
So what is happening in this clip? It’s on its way to midnight and surely it’s time to pack up and go home? And yet the vibe is sooo good that these musicians simply want to stay in the magic.
Shot on mobile phones, so as not to intrude on what is an intimate space, the quality of picture and sound is what it is. Authenticity is the watchword here. Still, it is intended that the human story - the people and musicians - is to be filmed and interviewed later on broadcast-quality equipment. There are some wonderful, flamboyant characters here, lifetime creatives who live for their art; but life as we know it takes as well as it gives, and the human condition thrives on the choices we make with the cards life has dealt us. This is a universal story of
Living the Dream
while still having to pay the bills.
Click Here to view Video (Test Footage, Audio from Onboard Microphone)
↑↑↑
Living The Dream... While Paying The Bills
(In Development, Feature Documentary)
LOGLINE:
A larger-than-life buccaneer-type character rescues an abandoned, derelict, beautiful, centuries-old pub in a middle-England town, and in his desire to turn it into a thriving live music venue he enlists the aid of a House Band comprising four seasoned music pros and together they establish the best 'open mic' nights in the area, drawing in a plethora of both experienced and budding new musicians; but complications arise as the contrast between 'living the dream' and 'paying the bills' impacts heavily on everyone's lives, and while the passion from all for the music is evident, sometimes egos clash and tempers flare.
THEME:
How live music brings together a community.
FURTHER INFORMATION:
See Below (Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion)...
Open Mic - Ye Golden Lion (After-Show Jam)
Tuesday, 7th November 2023
The following represents an idea for a documentary we have currently in development.
Live music is flourishing right now, as there’s a real thirst for it. And open mics, in particular, provide the opportunity for talent at all ability levels to come together and play, improve and create communities.
So what is happening in this clip? It’s on its way to midnight and surely it’s time to pack up and go home? And yet the vibe is sooo good that these musicians simply want to stay in the magic.
Shot on mobile phones, so as not to intrude on what is an intimate space, the quality of picture and sound is what it is. Authenticity is the watchword here. Still, it is intended that the human story - the people and musicians - is to be filmed and interviewed later on broadcast-quality equipment. There are some wonderful, flamboyant characters here, lifetime creatives who live for their art; but life as we know it takes as well as it gives, and the human condition thrives on the choices we make with the cards life has dealt us. This is a universal story of Living the Dream while still having to pay the bills.
We love music! Who doesn’t?
As editors, we cut our teeth slicing-in moving images to the beat, learning the art of visual rhythm. As filmmakers, we take things to a whole new level.
Whether you’re pop, rock, jazz, funk, soul, reggae and classical music - our tastes - and you want a promo that shines, call us.
Let’s discuss.
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