by Lucy Jones | Feb 11, 2012 | Behind The Scenes, Irish Music Scene, Irish Music Videos, Music Video, Music Video Ireland, New Media Marketing, Online Marketing, Promotional Video, Social Media Marketing, Studio Video Recording, Video Marketing, Website Video
We had the pleasure of sitting in with the lovely Peter Doran for a week while he recorded his Album “Overhead the Stars” in the famous Grouse Lodge Studios. Here are some of the intresting things that happened during our stay…
The Birth of a Record, Part 1: “Falling Trees and Piano Howls”
In the Spring of 2012 I made a record. With some exceptionally talented people in a beautiful studio. The process was caught on film by Kerbute Productions. This is the first episode of a series which I hope will give a deeper insight into the making of “Overhead the Stars”. Enjoy 🙂 ~Peter
The song in this episode is the closing track on the album “Falling Trees”.
“Overhead the Stars” – 14/09/12
http://www.noisetrade.com/peterdoran
Music producer Filippo Gaetani
by Lucy Jones | Nov 11, 2011 | Internet Video, Irish Music Scene, Irish Music Videos, Music Video, Music Video Ireland, Music Video Production, New Media Marketing, Online Marketing, Promotional Video, Social Media Marketing, Video Marketing, Website Video
Here is a little promo we did for the lovely Peter Doran, this will be used as part of his crowd funding campaign to get his album made.
Go to http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/p… to be part of the next Peter Doran album!
On Feb 3rd 2012, Peter Doran will go into the studio to record his 3rd full length record. You can help him make the best album possible.
by John Hennessy | Sep 16, 2011 | Internet Video, Live Event, Online Marketing, Promotional Video, Theatre, Video Marketing, Website Video
Here’s a promotional video we created for ‘Guerilla Days In Ireland’: a play that’s currently on tour around Ireland and getting some really positive feedback. It’s based on the book by Tom Barry, an account of his time with the IRA. It has been adapted for stage by Neil Pearson, who also directs.
We also worked on some visuals and video content for the play itself which was a little different from what we usually do, but turned out really well I’m happy to report! You’ll no doubt see posters advertising this around, or hear the radio ad that’s in circulation, but you should certainly go to see it. It’s a very powerful piece of theatre.
http://www.guerilladays.com/
