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Battle of the Bonds
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Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Battle of the Bonds
Man in motion
With stop-motion shorts parodying Iron Man and Michael Jackson, local filmmaker Kyle Roberts now takes on James Bond
VOTD: Stuck in the ‘Limelight’
Local filmmaker, musician team up to shoot a video on a camera that fits in your pocket.
Kyle Roberts is at it again.
You may recall the filmmaker from one of the year’s flat-out best local music video, for The Nghiems’ pixilated dreamy, poppy “Dum Dum Dah Dah.”
Or maybe it’s from his hilarious, attention-grabbing stop-motion work on “Battle of the Bonds.” Either way, he’s returned to the Internet by teaming up with Chase Kerby’s pretty, new alt-rockish act, Defining Times, to film a video completely on a GoPro HD Hero 2, a camera so small you can pretty much take it anywhere. In this case, it looks like Kerby and Roberts chose a local park.
Watch the happy-go-lucky, skater-boy video for “Limelight,” and listen to the band’s EP below:
by Matt Carney
11.23.2011
1 year ago
You may recall the filmmaker from one of the year’s flat-out best local music video, for The Nghiems’ pixilated dreamy, poppy “Dum Dum Dah Dah.”
Watch the happy-go-lucky, skater-boy video for “Limelight,” and listen to the band’s EP below:
