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WHERE'S YOUR FAITH ?

JERICHO MARCH ( and friends ) in conjunction with LEGENDARY MEDIA


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi2C3PATcmQ

WHERE'S YOUR FAITH ?

I gave it up for Lent

Nice job Sans!

Nice job Sans!

Thank you sir.


I had LOTS of help.

Well Don Sans!

How many different frames did they shoot to capture and synch the vocals? Just curious.

Well Don Sans!

How many different frames did they shoot to capture and synch the vocals? Just curious.

How many is unknown to me. We did individual as well as group performances over and over for two rehearsal periods, not counting the time it took to set up and balance the lights / set.

Not counting audio of course, there are at least 10 hours of "lens" time with the band.

Probably enough footage to do two more complete videos without a repeated frame.

Ray Jackson with LEGENDARY MEDIA shot all the footage personally.

How does it feel to be in the PRO status?

Loved the video and the song

How does it feel to be in the PRO status?

Loved the video and the song

Wow . . . I really appreciate the props.

I'm not "professional" in anything musically except perhaps for my attitude.

But we are all learning and growing.

And we get a lot of help from our friends . . .

Awesome video George!

Thanks Jeff.

That was well done George. Damn.

I think you have found your personal guitar!

Talbot

btw

I noticed the mix had a lot going for it. Vocal maybe a hair too much - hate to complain because it belongs up front. Sound was very clean.

The mix between bass and other instruments really jelled. Seems like bass is always too loud or not loud enough but this was right where it oughta be for my taste.

Talbot

btw

I noticed the mix had a lot going for it. Vocal maybe a hair too much - hate to complain because it belongs up front. Sound was very clean.

The mix between bass and other instruments really jelled. Seems like bass is always too loud or not loud enough but this was right where it oughta be for my taste.

Talbot

Thank you very much for the input Mike.
The mix and mastering was accomplished by a good friend I met right here.
Every time I have offered to give him credits he declines.

You know who you are . . . and you are greatly appreciated.