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09:25:43 01/24/12
Mogulers Making Movies! : Movie Quest 030
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Mogulers Making Movies! : Movie Quest 030
CLICK HERE TO START: www.youtube.com LIVE CHAT WITH RUSS AND CHAD OF HEY KILLER!! Wednesdays, 12pm-5pm EST at: livestream.com Oh, and they leave it on a lot randomly during the week while they work. Like them on Facebook to get notified when they're online! facebook.com Submit your favorite Youtube videos by sending a message directly to heykillerfilms on Youtube, on the Hey Killer Facebook at facebook.com/heykillerfilms, on Twitter @heykillerfilms, or by email at heykillerfilms@gmail.com. This week, we feature another five great short films from the Indy Mogul community! Also, one Indy Moguler thinks he should be the one to do Russell's wedding video when he gets married later this year... what do you guys think? As you watch, make sure to click over to Matt Planer's RATT Productions video entitled "Russell Hasenauer Let Me Film Your Wedding" and let him know if you think he should or shouldn't by clicking Like or Dislike! Matt's Video: www.youtube.com For iPhone/iPad users, check out the videos by clicking the links below: Slow and Stabby Wins The Race: www.youtube.com Lost In Time: www.youtube.com The Cradle Will Fall: www.youtube.com Driving Test: www.youtube.com End-All - Rewire: www.youtube.com Movie Quest Outro: www.youtube.com Those Dang Umbrellas: www.youtube.com Revenge in the Mist: www.youtube.com Click the link at the top of this list to watch all the videos in the proper order. Music Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com From: indymogul Views: 18667 63 ratings Time: 06:18 More in Film & Animation
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15:22:16 08/05/11
Top 5 Film Lighting Tutorials : Friday Favorites
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Top 5 Film Lighting Tutorials : Friday Favorites
Erik Beck's Top 5 Low Budget Film Lighting Tutorials starts off the first episode of Indy Mogul's new show, Friday Favorites. 3-Point Lighting by VideoMaker: youtu.be Umbrella Lighting by Polcan99: youtu.be China Ball & Dimmer by FilmRiot: www.youtube.com DIY Florescent Light Kit by IndyMogul: youtu.be White Balance by PhotoExposed: www.youtube.com Cheap Umbrella Lights on Amazon: amzn.to Tom Skowronski's Awesome BFX Audition Video: youtu.be From: indymogul Views: 41485 789 ratings Time: 04:04 More in Film & Animation
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01:10:53 02/26/10
Live From SugarHill Studios - Episode 15
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Suzanna Choffel and The Umbrella Man are the musical guests. Community guest and 'audience of one' is KPFT 90.1 FM?s host Rhonda Garner. She?s been highlighting local and regional talent on her radio program RadioACTIVE, along with co-host Phil Schawe, for six years and was the one co-creators of The SugarHill Sessions. The hour-long show features performances recorded live in SugarHill's historic Studio A and interviews with Hosts Dan Workman and Rosa Guerrero.
Suzanna Choffel is a singer/songwriter from Austin whose unique sound has been described as ?equal parts Beat poetry, smoky soul grooves and indie-pop eccentricity. Think Feist meets Erykah Badu?. In Spring 2009, Suzanna won the "Best Indie Band" prize at the Austin Music Awards SXSW as well as 2nd Place in the "AAA" category of the prestigious International Songwriting Competition. Previously, Suzanna was selected by The State Of Texas to represent contemporary music in Texas On Tour, a countrywide traveling show promoting Texas tourism.
The Umbrella Man is a Gulf Coast combo fronted by esteemed bassist, Nick Gaitan. Nick has won Houston Press Music Awards "Best Bassist" title from 2004 - 2008 consecutively.
Additionally, he also plays and tours with Country music legend Billy Joe Shaver, who recently recorded "I've Found my Weakness in You", composed by Gaitan. The group performs "a gumbo of styles" including Country, Rockabilly, Swamp pop and Conjunto and are currently working on their debut album.
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01:10:53 02/26/10
Live From SugarHill Studios - Episode 15
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Suzanna Choffel and The Umbrella Man are the musical guests. Community guest and 'audience of one' is KPFT 90.1 FM?s host Rhonda Garner. She?s been highlighting local and regional talent on her radio program RadioACTIVE, along with co-host Phil Schawe, for six years and was the one co-creators of The SugarHill Sessions. The hour-long show features performances recorded live in SugarHill's historic Studio A and interviews with Hosts Dan Workman and Rosa Guerrero.
Suzanna Choffel is a singer/songwriter from Austin whose unique sound has been described as ?equal parts Beat poetry, smoky soul grooves and indie-pop eccentricity. Think Feist meets Erykah Badu?. In Spring 2009, Suzanna won the "Best Indie Band" prize at the Austin Music Awards SXSW as well as 2nd Place in the "AAA" category of the prestigious International Songwriting Competition. Previously, Suzanna was selected by The State Of Texas to represent contemporary music in Texas On Tour, a countrywide traveling show promoting Texas tourism.
The Umbrella Man is a Gulf Coast combo fronted by esteemed bassist, Nick Gaitan. Nick has won Houston Press Music Awards "Best Bassist" title from 2004 - 2008 consecutively.
Additionally, he also plays and tours with Country music legend Billy Joe Shaver, who recently recorded "I've Found my Weakness in You", composed by Gaitan. The group performs "a gumbo of styles" including Country, Rockabilly, Swamp pop and Conjunto and are currently working on their debut album.
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22:02:25 08/13/09
Process: Beach Glass Jewelry with Wildpen
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Read the full Etsy blog post.I have met a few cockatoos in my day, but on this day, in early June, I met Sunny and FlaxMan, two Umbrella Cockatoos who help run wildpen, an Etsy shop where they sell handmade (er... beak- and talon-made) gifts.
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18:40:14 09/27/07
UNICEF: ICC Twenty 20 finals boost HIV/AIDS campaign
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 24 September 2007 -- The first-ever ICC Twenty20 competition came to a climax today, transforming the image of cricket and raising awareness about how children are affected by HIV and AIDS.
In a thrilling final, India beat Pakistan by just five runs at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. The final match also capped another successful initiative by the International Cricket Council (ICC), UNAIDS and UNICEF to promote the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign.
Building on a successful partnership started at the ICC Cricket World Cup in the West Indies earlier this year, the ICC, UNAIDS, UNICEF and many other partners have been working together under the umbrella of the Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS campaign launched by UNICEF and UNAIDS in October 2005 at the United Nations in New York.
To read the full story, visit: http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/southafrica_40975.html
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16:47:31 07/26/07
Minnie Indie #6 July 26, 2007
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Sarah gets hit in the nose with a football a la Marsha from the Brady Bunch. Here nose swells up and she decides to not do a show this week. Main Steve has been spending all his time on a myspace rip off called Stevespace. On Stevespace we are introduced to Steve-O Gratin and we reconnect with Other Steve while he is online via wifi in his tent. Additional Steves include Stevel Kneivel, Steve Driftwood, The Branch Stevidian, and compulsive gambler Steve A. Reno. The ticker moves a little fast so watch the video a few times.
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14:53:36 10/04/06
#4 - Richard Hawley
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Today, there is no shortage of serious young men in groups, sketching out how they imagine the extremes and depths of emotion might be. Time was, though, that only those who had earned the right to sing of love, loss and striving would share such confidences - real singers, of the calibre of Scott Walker, Roy Orbison, or even Nancy's old dad, The Chairman himself. Richard Hawley understands this. The man who could well be Britain's finest songwriter insists his mind is full only with "confused thoughts and Guinness". But when he sings, he does so in a voice that's deep and low, and does not lie. His merciful, wise songs tell of the heart's truths as seen in the dark, revealed by moonlight. Remember, this is the hopeless romantic who, on returning home from a lengthy tour of America was reduced to tears by the sight of a bottle of sauce - Sheffield delicacy Henderson's Relish - on his kitchen table. Coles Corner, Richard's first album for Mute, was released on 5th September 2005. While his previous long-players, Late Night Final (2001) and Lowedges (2003), scaled remarkable heights of elegance and emotional candour, this collection is surely his best to date. Within, orchestral splendour sits alongside earthy rock and roll in songs that are by turns intimate and soaring. So go with him as he leads you down to the ocean, or reveals the secret interior of a hotel room, or shows you the seductive open road. Take the string-led, alone-in-a-crowd title track, where Hawley's narrator walks the city at night and hopes that "Maybe there's someone waiting for me/ With a smile and a flower in her hair." A smouldering take on the same ambivalence that drives Petula Clark's Downtown, it's a telling foretaste of what else is coming down the wires. Born Under A Bad Sign, by contrast, is a drifting, country confessional for glockenspiel and guitar, which slow dances around autobiography and universal experience: "What are you like?/ You've had a right life/ Taken a long ride/ But oh, at what cost?""Every time I felt myself pushing it orchestrally, I thought of the Sun studio, one-mic, one guitar thing," explains Hawley of this juxtaposition of town and country. "It's all roots music to me, even with a string section, and I wanted to prove that side by side, both work. I think there's a flow to the record - I'm expressing how I feel, truthfully. And when people tell the truth, no matter how ugly it is, it can't help but be a beautiful thing." Recording took place at Sheffield's Yellowarch Studio, with Hawley and Colin Elliott at the producers' desk. Remarkably, several songs on the album came to Hawley fully formed and were nailed in just one take. "Last Orders was written in a cab on the way to the studio," he confirms, still slightly disbelieving. "I had a minging hangover, but I had this melody in my head, so I walked in and said 'Mic the piano up and tap me on the shoulder when it's time to record'. We got it in one take. With Wading Through The Water, we were all wearing overalls 'cos we were plastering the studio walls. All I did to change was to wash the plaster dust off my hands... we did that in one take too, and then went downstairs again to get back to work." In a career that began playing r 'n' b in German beer halls in 1981, Hawley has never been a stranger to toil. His early musical life involved playing guitar for lost indie heroes Treebound Story. He commenced his solo career with a self-titled mini-album in 2001. Recent activities have included producing songs for Nancy Sinatra, who invited him on her UK and European tour in 2005, gigging with his rockabilly band The Feral Cats, and getting over a vicious attack of pleurisy. In between came the realisation that the music he had always loved - whether Fats Domino, Bo Diddley, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Little Walter, or any number of past giants - would be his salvation. "I've been around but I'm not jaded," he says. "I've been through what I've been through, and I've come out of it, quite alright, you know. I don't remember the hang over, I just remember the party. 'Cos there's hope in a beautiful record. Just recently I've come out of the other side of a couple of years of complete shit. People very near me, several of them, got sick. It seemed like every time the phone went someone else had cancer. But when I started recording this record, gradually, one by one, I started getting phone calls saying they were all right. Now I feel quite optimistic, that I can almost believe that I might actually sell some records, and my oddball music might be heard." As is often the case, blame the parents for just how oddball he is. The son of a Gene Vincent-obsessed Sheffield steel worker, Hawley grew up close to rock and roll - his mum once sang with the Everley Brothers on the back steps of Sheffield City hall, and he later learned guitar via his father. Indeed, his dad Dave once played with Eddie Cochran, and recounts a tale of the doomed rocker standing in a shower at 3am holding an umbrella, "so water wouldn't go in his whiskey". Perhaps this upbringing is why it's so hard to find a comparative voice in the here and now. "There's a lot of factors involved in music today that aren't music," he muses. "But once all the crap is gone, the good stuff's still there. If the core of what you're about is tangible and worth it, and it goes down to your fucking boots, you've got to stick with it because it will stick with you. If the world was just like a fucking Coca Cola advert all the time, all the individual expressions would be denied. So it's good I'm in the position I'm in now. 'Cos I'm not going to be denied anymore." Now we leave him to play a series of high-profile shows with R.E.M., and to spend his rare free hours searching eBay for the few Santo and Johnny albums he has yet to track down. There's just one last thing to clear up: What is Cole's Corner?" It's where Cole Brothers, an old department store in Sheffield, used to stand," says Hawley. "There's a blue plaque there now. It was a convenient place near a lot of tram and bus stops, and for well over 100 years Sheffield's couples, lovers, friends, mums and dads or whatever, would meet. I've always found it quite a romantic notion - how many kids in Sheffield are knocking about as a result of a meeting at Cole's Corner?''I'll meet you at Cole's Corner...' People still say it, even though it hasn't existed for years. It only exists, really, in the ether." Cole's Corner was demolished in 1969. In Richard Hawley's dreams it's still there. You can visit, if you want. Just close your eyes, and listen.
