I began 2007 doing nothing but creating the AMay videoclip. I was working part time and the rest of the time I was doing this, for four months. It's a period of life I notice I already feel a bit nostalgic about, even though it wasn't very long ago at all. Artistically, the experience had a clear trajectory and a finish line I could anticipate, which made it very rewarding. The musicmaking itself is a lot more mercurial.
It's exciting to send your film to festivals. Three coming up for this clip are in Italy, Romania and Newcastle. But making the submissions is quite tedious and time-consuming if you have no staff. Still, if we go back even 15 years, you couldn't post someone a film on a little DVD, and you couldn't benefit from any kind of e-registration. You probably had to send them a chunky videotape, or (EGAD) a heavy canister with actual film in it.
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EmP - February 23, 2009 (11:11 AM) That's legit outstanding. |
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JANUS2 - February 23, 2009 (02:03 PM) Yeah, that's really impressive. It's hypnotic, in a good sort of way. I've never even heard of Fantavision before. It seems quite sophisticated, though I suspect that's because you make it look that way. |
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jerec - February 23, 2009 (04:09 PM) That was awesome and I would watch it again. |
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zippdementia - February 23, 2009 (08:43 PM) I really like the graphical style, but the music drives me fucking nuts. Anyways, that aside, I know how hard it is to make these videos, so kudos on completing it! That really is an accomplishment, whether I like it or not. |
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