Last week I wrote of my quest for the elusive robin (not the superhero sidekick) and for dog's-eye video footage of running through trees, all in aid of making some videos for LM Cooke Music. This, of course, was in part because I will be providing two musical tracks for the forthcoming charity compilation, Raising Steam 3, in aid of New Futures Nepal. There'll be news about the release date for that compilation very soon, but in the meantime, you can find out more about it and about the two previous volumes through the Raising Steam facebook page.
I plan to make a video of one of the tracks to coincide with the release of the compilation, and am aiming to make a second video for another track at the same time. I'm still on the look out for footage of robins and the afore-mentioned dog's-eye view, so please send me any such footage you'd be willing to share. But we have also begun filming the other bits.
I plan to make a video of one of the tracks to coincide with the release of the compilation, and am aiming to make a second video for another track at the same time. I'm still on the look out for footage of robins and the afore-mentioned dog's-eye view, so please send me any such footage you'd be willing to share. But we have also begun filming the other bits.
It is a slightly strange sensation to be stamping round a muddy nature reserve, dressed in a big cloak and a crow skull mask which somewhat restricts your vision, wondering how many people are actually standing behind you. In the event, we totally bewildered at least one cyclist who got a bit too close, but hopefully everyone else was too far away. But this was the sight that the poor man on the bike encountered during his gentle cycle around a local reservoir. Let's hope the poor man slept all right that night.
And so the video making continues - don't forget to let me know if you can help out with footage of robins etc. Handheld, recorded on your phone is fine - landscape format would be preferred to keep in line with most video displays. All robins gratefully received. Thank you - and see you next week.
And so the video making continues - don't forget to let me know if you can help out with footage of robins etc. Handheld, recorded on your phone is fine - landscape format would be preferred to keep in line with most video displays. All robins gratefully received. Thank you - and see you next week.
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