Barely three months might have been
longer than the usual to see a music video finally got some online
exposure to the public, especially at the instant
gratification-driven generation of people wherein they missed the
live viewing party and resort to online streaming.
But I think it was worth the wait if
you're a fan of this indie garage band called At The Moment. And more
evidently, their craft changed drastically. The last time I knew,
their single Home was a medium-to-fast paced track. Now, it gone
slower, with their first line somewhat earning a recall that only
their cult followers could impersonate the most than vocalist Vince
Agcaoili. ("WHAT YOU GOOOOOOTTTT, GIIIIIIIRRRRRL?")
And while doing the post-prod stuff for
a quarter of the year might prompt everyone to expect high, but I
dare you – don't do so. Let's face it: Francis Visco may be a
skilled one in directing theater shows, but this one might have given
him the baptism of fire from some missing the headroom shots while
the camera were rotating around the subjects. Plus for the colorists
in the last few scenes.
But I loved how the editing work had
gone well and so do the most transitions between the scenes.
Sometimes, flaws in technicality during the production itself could
be (partially) hidden if you have good skills in video editing; and
most importantly, a clear narrative; something I considered the most
on why I am telling Home music video as one of the beautiful visual
crafts I have ever seen this year.
Well, the mid-1900s setup somewhat gave
justice to this rejuvenated track: flawed yet classically dramatic, I
must say.
Author: slickmaster | © 2016 september twenty-eight productions
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