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The first music video from Jane-Finch.com..."Soldier" is the first video collaboration between director Paul Nguyen and rapper Chuckie Akenz. The video was shot on Thursday, March 25, 2004. The walking scene was filmed along Yewtree Blvd and Driftwood Ave. "Soldier" was actually made as a school project for York University professor John McCullough. Due to the tremendous feedback and response Paul Nguyen received, "Soldier" was uploaded online to Jane-Finch.com and started a new generation of rap video productions.
"Gangsta" was shot on location in the 'G-side' area and marks the first official collaboration between the famed Smugglaz rappers and the Jane-Finch.com team.
Chuckie Akenz: "You Got Beef?"
"You Got Beef?" was featured in the 2005 Vietnamese International Film Festival and has appeared in local and national news headlines. "You Got Beef?" is firmly cemented in the Asian pop-culture lexicon and heralded Chuckie Akenz as Vietnamese rap's newest anti-hero. Mature audiences only.
Lucas launches 'Star Wars' video game
"Star Wars" creator George Lucas on Monday night made a rare appearance to launch the video game "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed." Hear from the game's developer, the actor who played Darth Vader's Secret Apprentice, and eager gamers about why this version is a must-have for any "Star Wars" fan.
This is the video for the song "Demon Lovers"(2005) by Graveyard Creep Recording Artists CREEPERS. Shot on location near Powder Horn Lake, Chicago, IL.
Panic Cell decided to re-release "Away From Here" as a follow up to Thousand Words. As the band's look had changed they needed a new video for this re-mixed version. Set in a club during Panic Cell's performance, the narrative follows a girl as she meets her apparent assailant. We had an industrial niteclub location in mind when writing the script but decided to recreate the club in a studio which was logistically beneficial and kept costs down. We hired the loading bay at Black Island Studios. The set for the narrative was built adjacent to the bay where the band were performing, enabling crew to jump between sets so the band's performance could be shot while the actors were going through make up changes. We achieved the look for the club by using long lenses and low key lighting, shooting on an Arri 435 from Panavision so we could easily adjust the shutter angle between shots. Robin Brigham had lit the original version and has a great gift for getting creative under pressure, managing to keep up with our tight shooting schedule. Our two production dynamos Carolyn and Isy sourced actors Jennifer Glyn and Danny George who's parts were pre-blocked and rehearsed enabling efficient shooting. The whole shoot was storyboarded and planned down to the last detail in order to accommodate the amount of set ups. We used Panic Cell's fans as extras to add to the realism of the club. A free bar as part of the set was unfortunately derogatory to their behaviour but despite alcohol induced issues the extras did a great job and we shot as planned with long lenses to create the illusion of a larger crowd. For practical reasons all the scenes with the extras were shot first. The flashbacks of Jennifer getting ready were filmed in a house in Wimbledon. Danny wasn't available so Yan body doubled during the exterior attack scenes which were shot in the back garden. Finally we dragged poor shivering Jennifer into a nearby alley to shoot her post attack scenes, covering her in a blanket between takes. Robin lit this sequence with one sungun maintaining the high contrast look of the club interiors, shooting everything wide open on the lens which gave us a very shallow depth of field. Dave at Framestore provided us with another superb grade and once we finished the cut, the final stage was the subtle CG sequence as Jen turns into a vampire. Chris Shaw created a rough transition, tracking vampire eyes and teeth onto Jen's face. He had planned to do a more detailed version but the first one worked really well as the sequence only lasts for a second, so we used this in the final cut. More information is available at www.visualabuse.com
Out of the spindoctor mind of USER, the Underneath video from Hegemonic is a tripped up, one notch from the rubberoom piece of stunning video highlighting the supernatural beauty of British Columbia, and the mean streets patrolled by the Ministry of Public Hate Control. Watch out for the multi-talented child actor Storm in her acting debut!
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Complicated is the first single from Circuit's debut record "Eau De Humanity." You can purchase "Eau De Humanity" from such fine retailers as Tower Records, Borders, Amazon and wherever great music is sold. The concept developed around the video is that once people come in contact with each other they already know the song. Watch closely as all the principle actors are signing the words. The song is track seven on Circuit's debut "Eau De Humanity." The video is a live setting and was shot over two days.
"Cool Hand Luke" trailer (1967)
The 1967 movie, set in a prison camp, stars Paul Newman and George Kennedy, who won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
