We’ve been working on some super fun specially composed jobs of late, and Greg Chiapello nailed this one, writing ‘Hot Hot Sun’ to fit the playfully slick showreel of Brisbane film maker/photographer Hailey Bartholomew at You Can’t Be Serious.
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Hailey created the 365 Grateful Project to capture one photo a day of something she felt grateful for, which soon caught on around the world. For a dose of inspiration, check out her brilliant story HERE.
TSP recently placed Hey Geronimo‘s ’Why Don’t We Do Something?’ as part of the AFL 2012 national advertising campaign which also features tracks from AC/DC and Stevie Wright (The Easybeats).
Check out a version of the ad below>
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Known around Brisbane town for their roles in Blame Ringo, The Boat People and Montpelier, the members of Hey Geronimo have pulled out a killer debut song full of cheeky pop harmonies, but the real kicker is the film clip. Produced by the band’s frontman Pete Kilroy, the real-life realisation of cult games of the mobile world including Angry Birds, Plants vs Zombies and Flight Control has gone viral with almost 700,000 hits in ten days.
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There was only one song in mind for Tangalooma Island Resort’s TVC of riding sand dunes, feeding dolphins and snorkelling in the pristine waters of Moreton Bay – Seaside by Mapletons.
Ah, I can almost feel the sand squeaking between my toes now…
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The Sound Pound recently finalised music clearances for the feature film Crawl, including tracks from Lanie Lane, Wagons, Halfway and Mexico City.
A small-town thriller of murder and double-crossing, Crawl is the debut feature film from twins Paul (Writer/Director) and Benjamin (Producer) China incorporating the stunning cinematography of Brian Breheny (The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert) and music scored by AFI award-winning composer Christopher Gordon (Mao’s Last Dancer, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World).
Recently winning awards for Best Director, Actress and Cinematography at the world premier screening at LA’s Screamfest, Crawl has been shown at film festivals across Australia, Italy and the US during 2011 – stay tuned for it’s official cinema release in 2012.
“Paying tribute to Alfred Hitchcock and the Coen brothers, it recalls the style and substance of the noted masters of the medium… tightly crafted, concise and compelling.”
Sarah Ward – ArtsHub
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