I have officially called wrap on the 'Thousand Words' music video production today! We've done it! An incredible amount of work has gone into just these three short days worth of shooting and I can only hope that we have more than enough coverage and footage for an amazing and smooth edit! Despite all the ups and downs with issues with lack of space, public liability, props and most of all lighting (!) we have managed to pull it all off and I am so incredibly proud of the progress of this project, from start to finish.
It all couldn't have been possible without an amazing team behind me! Many thanks to everyone that helped on this production, I am truly humbled and honoured to work with such a wonderful cast and crew that have gone above and beyond to make this production as successful as it has been. It has been such a pleasure working with such a talented and dedicated group of creatives that have so kindly put in all their time and effort into making this music video possible. These words simply do not express my gratitude and I can only hope that you have all gained some valuable experience from this, as well as had lots of fun in the meantime, despite the stupidly long hours and hard graft that comes with the job!
More details and pictures to come of the shoots themselves! Watch this space people, some exciting stuff coming this way very soon! In the meantime, a shout out to my fantastic cast and crew on 'Thousand Words': Luc Sung, Seun James, Tom Fuller, Will Oakley, Chris Lee, Becky Hall, Chantal Chevailler, Ellie Rees and most of all, Chris Gill, my wonderful adopted older brother who worked himself like crazy to get this production to where it is today. And special thanks to Karl Roberts and Raj Toot, whom were incredibly gracious and not only let us borrow all their lighting equipment, but were generous (or foolish depending on how you think of it haha!) enough to let us turn their rehearsal/living space into a film studio! Thank you everyone, "a thousand words are never enough"!
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