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| Author: | TopCat [Mon Jun 18, 2012 11:22 am ] |
| Post subject: | Film Crew need A 1967 for James Brown film SHORT NOTICE |
Dear Sir / Madam, My name is Paul Bryan and I am a Director based in London. http://theomc.tv/family/paul-bryan/ I have been challenged by Saatch & Saatchi to create a film for the late James Brown, using the track 'It's a Man's, Man's, Man's, World.' Instead of creating a standard promo, I have written a short film set in April 1966, when the track was originally released on air. The film is simplistic and focuses around the working lifestyles of a young American Mechanic and middle aged African American Tailor, who both desire the same girl. Apologies for such late notice, hover I am contacting you with regards to sourcing a classic american car between 1950-1966 to feature in my film. There are no driving scenes, all we require for the car to sit in a garage as we film the mechanic beneath it. This is a non commissioned and non commercial project, however it's an exciting opportunity and I believe the piece will look stunning. Please click on the following link to download the film script and song: https://www.yousendit.com/download/QlVn ... ME51a3NUQw We are due to shoot the scene on Tuesday afternoon at a garage in Hackney Wick, London, and I wondered whether any of your enthusiasts would like to feature their car in our film? Thank you for your time, and I Look forward to your response. Paul Bryan Creative Director / Director The OMC o. +44 [0]20 8986 4102 m. +44 [0]7914 843 270 e. paulbryan@theomc.tv s. pmbryan1 Studio 6, Stour Space 7 Roach Road Fish Island London, E3 2PA w. www.theomc.tv p. http://theomc.tv/family/paul-bryan/ My Reply: Dear Paul Thank you for this I shall post on our website and see what happens Although not many know that the early Camaro came out the last 3 months of 1966 (1967 model) and so I expect that the Shoebox Chevvies from 1955-1957 and more in keeping with what you would expect at the time? |
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