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Now in stereo! In 2002 my cousin Joseph Bell was given a grant to make this music video. The video used a unique filming technique where what you see is exactly what you hear. In essence, what you are seeing is a multitrack recording session, where the video and audio for each take was captured at the same moment. There is no miming on this video. Davie Frame - trombone: Peri Urban - guitar: Dave Reilly - bass: Angus McCurrach -drums. Assistant Director -- Peri Urban. Continuity - Bobby Gillies. Camera - Kim Goodheart, John Kane Houldsworth. Cinematography - Joseph Bell. Additional Lighting - Hyan Thiboutot. Additional Camera - Ken McHardie. Sound Recording -- Peri Urban, Bobby Gillies. Music Mix -- Peri Urban. Editor - Joseph Bell. Assistant Editor - John Kane Houldsworth. Thanks to - Peter Bell, Stuart MacDonald, Colvin Cruickshank, Mediabase, Amy Hardie, Gavin Saxby, Erika Heatly and Anna Tinline. Music composed by Davie Frame, David Reilly, Peri Urban, Angus McCurrach. Musical Director -- Peri Urban. Produced and Directed by Joseph Bell. Filmed at the Wee Red Bar, Edinburgh January 2002. Posted with the permission of Joseph Bell, who retains the copyright in this film.

Our bid to warm the planet obviously didn't work.

My song about a love that shouldn't be,shot in Dallas,a city with much that shouldn't be.Thanks to Mike Tribble (call me) and thanks to Terry Litzman of Lake Fork Sound Studios in Emory,Texas...the producer and lead guitar!

Making music with Lily. Everything recorded live to camera.

This is the story of the making of a music video called “Music To My Eyes”. This “making of” video uses an alternative sound track that was prepared as part of the extensive preparatory phase. Amongst other differences, it features a bowed electric double bass that never made it to the final video. The original title of the project was “Synaesthesia”, and it was intended to convey the intimacy that surrounds musical performance. The video was constructed without the band members ever playing together. The preparatory sessions were extensive. We had to decide which instruments were sufficiently visually interesting to be able to convey the texture of the music (keyboards were eliminated early). We had to find a way to film the instruments so that each note that was played could be seen. And we had to find a way to synchronise the recording of the instruments in a situation where we could not rely on direct camera sound. A crew was assembled, consisting of three camera operators, and each camera was set up to capture each musical performance. So, all performances were filmed from three angles. We wanted to overlay the instruments visually so that the illusion of a group performance could be created. So, the venue had to blacked out, hence all the dark drapes. The set had to be dressed anew every day, and the shoot took several days. The drums (played by Angus McCurrach) were captured first, without any other musicians being present. The audio takes were then assembled into a basic shape, then matched with the appropriate video take. Sometimes a video take would not be useable for one reason or another, and so an alternative audio take had to be used. A balance had to be struck. Next, we shot and recorded the bass. The only guideline our bass player Dave Reilly had for the more ambient parts was a looped chord (which you hear at the very start of the video) which played on a small MP3 player through earphones. For the rhythmic section the drums had already been edited, and Dave could hear that as he played his part. By the time Davie Frame (our trombone player) came to do his part, the rhythmic part had drums and bass. But for the more ambient parts all Davie could hear was the chord. The guitar was done in the same way. For the rhythmic part all I could hear was the bass and drums. The interplay between the guitar and trombone was assembled in the editing room.

Music - Garglebart by Peri Urban Get the full track here http://www.periurban.com/page18.html

A wee improv thing I put together to test the new guitar my dad built for me. See the latter stages of the build here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zu9_uJRVLLw

Royal Scottish Museum.

These are the mountains where I live. Music featured is Peri Urban - Grandpa Urban Guitar Test You can hear more of his great music on his channel, <a href="http://www.livevideo.com/periurban">http://www.livevideo.com/periurban</a> Thanks Peri!

This is my most viewed and most "favorited" video on that 'other' site, so I suppose it's most appropriate that it be my first one on 'this' site. I had no involvement other than finding it, downloading it, and then sharing it with whoever wants to see it. It features a guy from the UK by the name of Chase Armitage, his brother, and their demo group 3runuk.

Please welcome Lily Urban to LiveVideo.

We do our bit for the global warming effort.

This film is based on mean truths from the drug trade that will connect with viewers. This provocative urban feature showcases a strong cast that includes Jerome A. Hawkins (A Night In Compton), Celestin Cornielle (Carlita's Secret), Andrea Jimenez (Six Thugs), James E. Hurd, Jr. (Poet Of The Swingin' Blade) and Arnita Champion (Awaken The Dead). Adding to the entertainment value is fast-paced action that erupts into 14 on screen murders, soundtrack with hot tracks from East Coast & West Coast artists including Custom Made Recordings, Ayreon The Don™, and Malice & Da Commission. Director Sid Kali DP Royce Dudley Editor Tim Beachum

Hood Luv Clothing Commercial Featuring Dop Vigor

<a href="http://www.music-universe.org">Music-Universe</a> Parkour, Free Running, Urban Tricking. Call it what you like, this stuff is incredible! David Belle and Sebastien Foucan would be proud! Get paid for sharing videos just like this one! http://www.thevideosense.com/user/machogriz/

The Hook is a scary urban legend. Scary story. Urban Legends. The hook killer. teens lucky escape from lovers lane murderer.

London Urban Collective II "L'Oreal" written by Charmz and Little Bubbs ft, Gemma Fox and Flirta-D, directed by Anslemme Herelle (Raw Creatives) produced by Harry Leckstein (Freeport Records)

The new video from London Urban Collective written by Darq Neter and Price Solomon from LUC featuring Kele Le Roc on guest vocals. Directed by Anslem Herelle (Raw Creatives), produced by Harry Leckstein (Freeport Records). www.londonurbancollective.com