Poker Face, performed by senior students, Rock Project, Colchester
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The Rock Project is the UK & Ireland's premier school for children's contemporary music tuition. We offer group lessons in electric guitar, bass guitar, drums and vocals and the opportunity for young people aged 7-18 years old to put their musical skills into practice by performing regularly each week as part of a band.http://www.therockproject.com/therockprojectschools
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Original Short Story: Sarah
I don’t really remember what his reaction was, but he’s always been really impressed with my work so I know he enjoyed it either way.
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Official music video for The Lovers' Suicide by The Bilinda Butchers. Taken from the album "Heaven." http://thebilindabutchers.com Video by Mikineko http://www.mikineko.com/ Starring: Izzy Stannard Allen Zou With: Dana D'Ascoli Ben Dziuba Directed by mikineko Cinematography by Alex Zou Edited by Anise Lew Gaffer - Jiawei Cheng Colorist - Tom Byrnes Special thanks to the Robertson Family and Xiaojun Zou! Shot on: Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera Lensed with: Rokinon 12mm Cine lens, Canon FD 28mm 2.8, Canon FD 50mm 1.8 Edited on Adobe Premiere Graded with DaVinci Resolve