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What are the successful ways to make a music video? We talk with special guest Sheridan James Lunt about what inspires him and his creative process, sharing stories and examples. In this episode we discuss the video ‘City Slumber’ by Hangover Square which received over 300,000 views and numerous accolades.
Real life experiences and stories from Victoria Bourne and Chris Harper with over 30 years experience in the music business and as music educators.
✅ Chapters
00:00 Making a music video Intro
00:26 Who is our guest Sheridan James Lunt?
00:45 City Slumber the story
04:00 Why did he choose the song?
05:49 Ideas the song gave for the video
06:00 Original props
07:00 Film sets
08:00 Using new equipment
08:23 Creating silhouettes
10:04 Colour schemes
11:54 Filming on location
13:04 Developing friendships
15:11 Filming during Covid
16:37 Reflection things I’d change
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⭐ About Victoria Bourne and Chris Harper
Victoria and Chris have worked in the music industry for over 30 years. The both are graduates of Goldsmith’s College London and Bristol University respectively.
Their music has been featured on BBC Radio 2, 3 and 4. They have toured extensively and their music was play-listed on BBC Radio 2.
They co wrote Rouse Ye Women, a critically acclaimed music theatre production about the Chain-making Women of Cradley Heath, which toured across the UK and at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Victoria set up and runs her award winning vocal online course. She has worked with artists signed to major record labels to complete beginners. As well as their own music and performing they are both proud mentors and support other musicians. They help produce and train musicians entering the music industry, and also love helping people who are just doing music for fun finding the joy from it.
How do you write songs as a band? What equipment do you use? In this episode Vix and Chris discuss where inspiration for lyrics can come from, layering of different musical textures, the chords, and it ends with a full live performance to demonstrate the finished piece.
Real life experiences and stories from Victoria Bourne and Chris Harper with over 30 years
experience in the music business and as music educators.
Find out about Vix and Chris’s journey learn from their insights.
In this video, we cover:
How songs are put together
Inspiration
Starting with the rhythm
Equipment used when composing
How songs change over time
✅ Chapters
00:00 How songs are put together
00:40 The start
00:45 Inspiration
01:47 Starting with a drum beat
03:14 The chords
04:00 Vampires
04:33 Composing so it works live
05:54 Using Ableton live and Akai APC 64
06:30 Creating using atmospheres to set scene
07:30 Songs go on journeys and develop over time
07:52 Equipment Boss VE 22
08:45 Recording backing vocals
09:27 Full live performance
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🤝 Connect with us:
• Website: https://www.patreon.com/thesparksdesire
• Instagram: @thesparksdesire
• Facebook: @thesparksdesire
• TikTok: @thesparksdesire
⭐ About Victoria Bourne and Chris Harper
Victoria and Chris have worked in the music industry for over 30 years. The both are graduates of Goldsmith’s College London and Bristol University respectively.
Their music has been featured on BBC Radio 2, 3 and 4. They have toured extensively and their music was play-listed on BBC Radio 2.
They co-wrote Rouse Ye Women a critically acclaimed music theatre production about the Chain-making Women of Cradley Heath, which toured across the UK and at Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Victoria set up and runs her award winning vocal online course. She has worked with artists signed to major record labels to complete beginners. As well as their own music and performing they are both proud mentors and support other musicians. They help produce and train musicians entering the music industry, and also love helping people who are just doing music for fun finding the joy from it.
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