What an incredible two days. I had the best time and can’t wait to post the music video for you all to see.
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Whistle While I Work It – Day 2 (Part I)
Posted by – 06/05/2013
Too many photos from Day 2 of Chester See‘s video shoot! Had to split them up.
Look out for Day 2, Part II (coming tomorrow).
Afterparty
Posted by – 06/04/2013
Filmed in and around the garage of some good friends after a wedding in Florida.
All credit for the amazing music goes to The Joy Formidable, not me. This video features their song “Cradle” thejoyformidable.com
Shot with a Canon 7D, compiled in AE CS6 to look like Super8 Film.
Whistle While I Work It – Day 1
Posted by – 06/03/2013
Some of my production stills from Day 1 for Chester See’s music video “Whistle While I Work it.”
Had a great time working in the art department drawing graffiti, making fake drinks, leaf-blowing people, and poorly operating the fog machine (it was my first time).
See the details for the paintings here
The “Paintings” I made for Chester See
Posted by – 05/29/2013
One day, my friend Tim emailed me out of the blue asking “Just curious, do you paint?”
He was looking for someone to paint a ridiculous portrait of Chester See for his upcoming music video shoot. In two days.
Considering the time constraint, I suggested using a trick in Photoshop that manipulates a photograph to simulate the look of a painting.
Nine hours of hand coloring and “painting” later, we had two portraits to feature in the music video.
Before & After:
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Details:
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I also found two (hilariously gaudy) gilded wooden frames on sale at Michaels:
Here’s a preview of the portraits on set:
More behind the scenes photos coming soon!
Credit for the original photos of Chester goes to the talented Robin Roemer.
