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(Watch Out) Boy Music Video BTS: Fragments
As musicians, we focus a lot on the soundscape of a piece - the things you can hear - and found the experience of creating a visual project extremely interesting. Our wonderful director Michael conceptualised props for the characters that would really bring out their personalities. Our production designer Kristen then brought his vision to life by sourcing perfect pieces. These are some prop fragments.
Photography by @pigeonsarephotogenic
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(Watch Out) Boy Music Video BTS: The Robins’ First Scene
In which focus was at an all-time low and director Michael struggles not to strangle us for mucking around. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ All joking aside, we loved every single minute.
What a huuuge month July turned out to be! Despite the persistence of everyone’s favourite virus, we were lucky enough to finally complete some exciting projects that had been on the back burner. We are excited to say that filming for the (Watch Out) Boy music video has wrapped and we can’t wait for you all to see it! We’ve also had some time to process the release of our first song and are completely blown away by the support and love we’ve been shown. It’s been a very humbling and heartwarming time. Thank you to everyone who’s streamed/reviewed/downloaded/shared it so far. There’s so much more around the corner!
(Watch Out) Boy was inspired by a (very, extremely) bad breakup. It was written to immortalise feelings of isolation and insecurity, but somewhere along the way it turned into a fun, empowering song that pokes fun at the idea of the “crazy ex-girlfriend”. We have been so blown away by the response so far - it means so much to us that this personal story has connected with you all. Thank you, from three very happy Robins.
Photography by @pigeonsarephotogenic
(Watch Out) Boy is out now! Stream it at the link below.
The(Watch Out) Boy Video Crew
These are the wonderfully talented and friendly people who brought our video to life. Each one of them worked long hours and still made us laugh along the way. It was a truly collaborative experience from the start and we feel very grateful to have made these new friends.
From left to right, top to bottom: Stephanie Stuart (producer), Cameron McCormack (director of photography), Arman McGrath (BTS photographer and COVID officer), Michael Perry (director), Austien Lie (1st AC), Kristen Russell (production designer), Cameron Spencer (actor), Skye Beker (actor), Vašek Wichta (caterer and all-round helper), and then us Robins, Sarah, Jess and Charlotte.
Not pictured are: Bella Saltearn (wardrobe), Christopher Bailey (editor), Claire Hanna (colour grader), and Jarka and Vince (who’s place we used for filming).
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