Reply With QuoteAwesome man. Very cool indeed.
May I ask how the deal came about? Did you seek them? They seek you? Are your clips cataloged somewhere for sale?
Regular Fretter
very cool jimi!
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Regular Fretter
Awesome man. Very cool indeed.
May I ask how the deal came about? Did you seek them? They seek you? Are your clips cataloged somewhere for sale?
Canucklehead
Good job! I liked how the duality of the music and video fit together:
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Regular Fretter
First of all, any of you guys come to visit Germany and stays near Düsseldorf or Cologne, contact me please.
Regarding the production, we recorded the clips with Logic6, a POD2 and EZI Drummer.
How did the deal come together? About a year ago there was a company that owns a music library and they offered us a contract for our music. I have sent them clips and they immediately liked them. So the initiative came from me, there was no scout who found us or so. We cancelled the contract after 12 months as some of the promisses weren't kept by the company - the ususal story, he - we tried in our own and contacted the TV production companies on our own. We have sent 4 clips and they really liked them and so the deal came together without hesitation. We have put a lot of work into the clips.
Concerning the lady, I believe she is Bloody Mary.
Last edited by Jimi75; November 26th, 2008 at 03:36 AM.
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