It happens that Steven Spielberg is in town working on his next big production. I don’t suppose the catering facilities look much like these:
But the humble nearby China-Bistro, a kettle that took ten minutes to boil, and an ancient woodburning grill were more than adequate for fuelling myself and my tiny loyal crew as we shot my next big production in a derelict former coalminer’s house circa four hours, two buses and three train-rides from the comfort of Berlin.
The plan: Overnighting meant an early start for filming my next music video. One shoot in a desolate downstairs room.
The second under a towering glowering autumnal skyscape. Only it was the clearest, sunniest day for that time of year since records began….No matter, we found a place where the sun don’t shine
More on the whole adventure in my next blog – watch this space and don’t fall in any swamps…..
Shot to Dust refers to the song title in the upcoming video. For regular updates on me and my musical adventures join the mailing list.
P.S…..
i cannot wait to see this video..you look so good in the still photo…lovely style…like no one else.
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Thanks xx
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Great Post, super interesting to see the behind the scenes. I figure Spielberg’s movie’s gonna be boring anyways, it won’t have the grit and the soul of your litte masterpiece 😉
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Cheers James! And me vs Steven it is!
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