Just before Christmas we were invited to record some video of a travelling circus, for promotional purposes. This was interesting with a mix of slapstick and acts. It also raises a question about sound tracks and licences to use? traditionally we have always worked with the bands playing the material.
after the individual act clips we then went on to make a "Show Reel" - this ended up longer than we would like - it was hard to get a good mix of enough dialog to carry the sketch but short enough to carry the momentum.
A small video production organisation specialising in live performance
Wolfstone at Wickham
During the Summer of 2010 we planned to take time out and enjoy the Wickham festival - this was one that we had visited with Bluehorses and had a really pleasant atmosphere in a beautiful part of the country and close by.
In a moment of madness we took a flyer, and being long-time fans of Wolfstone we wrote a note asking if we could film them at the venue.
We could hardly believe it when they agreed, an so started a very productive few months. We filmed the set, then selected a number of the tracks to edit (in the end we did 9 of them). We used youTube to preview and approve each track before compiling them into a pair of DVDs - one with 5 tracks for demo purposes to be sent to prospective promoters, and one with all 9 as a loyalty bonus to fans.
Some clips from the show and DVDs.
In a moment of madness we took a flyer, and being long-time fans of Wolfstone we wrote a note asking if we could film them at the venue.
We could hardly believe it when they agreed, an so started a very productive few months. We filmed the set, then selected a number of the tracks to edit (in the end we did 9 of them). We used youTube to preview and approve each track before compiling them into a pair of DVDs - one with 5 tracks for demo purposes to be sent to prospective promoters, and one with all 9 as a loyalty bonus to fans.
Some clips from the show and DVDs.
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