Photo taken before I thought of doing a video... A few weeks ago, I made a post detailing my search for the elusive robin. Well, friends, I find myself still seriously short of a robin or two. Occasionally I have spotted one. As soon as I level a camera, it flits off. Gits.
Can you help? Are you aquainted with any robins who sit still long enough to be videoed? 'Cause a starving artist needs your support...
Can you help? Are you aquainted with any robins who sit still long enough to be videoed? 'Cause a starving artist needs your support...
Photo also taken before I thought of doing a video That's right, this is in all in aid of LM Cooke music, which is of course one of the muscial arms of my endeavours (other musical bodyparts are available). LM Cooke music may have been quiet, but has not been idle, oh dear no. There are new tracks in the bag (aka the hard drive). There is a new studio set-up. And excitingly, there are two tracks that will soon be available on a new charity anthology album, due out in February!
Yes, I know, none of that explains the (lack of) robin. I'm getting to that now. All this activity means that it's about time that LM Cooke music expanded to delight your visual capacities as well as your aural ones. This does not mean I will eat lots of cake and photograph the remnants, oh dear no. It means that it is time for an assualt on the Tube of You and other visual media.
Yes, I know, none of that explains the (lack of) robin. I'm getting to that now. All this activity means that it's about time that LM Cooke music expanded to delight your visual capacities as well as your aural ones. This does not mean I will eat lots of cake and photograph the remnants, oh dear no. It means that it is time for an assualt on the Tube of You and other visual media.
So, I now have two songs I wish to make videos for - and here's where I'm hoping you can help.
- Song one is called The North wind - you know the nursey rhyme! For this song, I need video footage of robins. Cold robins, if at all possible, shivering on bare branches. The snowier the better, but hey, I'll take any robins I can get at this stage. Ideally, such footage should be reasonably close up, and is better in unmanicured gardens if at a possible.
- Song two, Yellow Eyes, is less robin-y, and probably more tricky to get footage for. I'm after dog-cam footage, through trees and in the woods, should any of you own a dog who has his own camera and takes it for walks, etc. This is for one of the songs going onto the charity collection, so it would be great to be able to promote it visually as well.
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