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Thoughts on the new Christopher Lawrence music video?
Just had this press release on Christopher Lawrence's new music video 'Freefall' forwarded to me from a friend. You can watch the music video at his website, http://www.christopherlawrence.com it's on the home page.
I like the feel of this video, it captures the vibe without being cheezy. I also like the tight shots on the faces of the people at the show, it's a more personal feel that some of the generic dance videos that you see.
Would be interested to hear some other members thoughts on it as well 
Press release is below --
PRESS RELEASE:
CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE
’FREEFALL’
Christopher Lawrence is considered one of the worlds top DJs and producers. He was recently ranked #7 in the World in DJ Magazine’s influential ‘Top 100’ list and is a recent ‘Best DJ’ recipient at the Dancestar US Awards. URB Magazine describes him as “A Superstar DJ”.
‘Freefall’ is Christopher Lawrence’s first music video. It was shot on location at the California massive ‘Electric Daisy Carnival’. The festival is the longest running and most successful annual West Coast summer dance events, attracting crowds of up to 50,000 who dance the night away amid carnival rides, performance artists and high tech laser and visual shows.
‘Freefall’ is the first single from Lawrence’s debut artist album ‘All or Nothing’ which was released in North America last year. Vocals are by Camille Kramer, who has recorded under numerous pseudonyms, including Eli Mac, under which she had a #1 hit in the dance charts with ‘Celebrate’.
The video is directed by Travis Oscarson, who produced Avril Lavigne’s “My World” DVD, Sasha and Digweed’s MTV documentary, and a forthcoming DVD for Paul van Dyk. Other credits include high profile projects for Oliver Stone, Dreamworks, Pepsi, Deep Dish, Robin Willims, and Richard Pryor.
‘All or Nothing’ has met with widespread critical acclaim from the worlds toughest critics including Rolling Stone, who described it as "Ethereal, vocal-laden, superclub stormers... quick-fire, scratched up symphonies... wistful, tempered breakbeats and fanciful chiming frenzies..", while URB simply says “America’s favorite trance DJ kicks some dance-floor ass”.
Tracks from ‘All or Nothing’ have been featured on MTV’s ‘Real World’, Electronic Arts ‘Need for Speed 2’ video game and advertisements for Clear Channel to mention a few.
Lawrence’s label Pharmacy Electronic Music was officially launched in February 2005 with ‘All or Nothing’ remixes and collaborations with some of the World’s biggest DJs and producers in the works.
For additional information, visit Christopher Lawrence’s website designed by the award winning 2Advanced Studios at www.christopherlawrence.com
Last edited by surfrgal on Aug-09-2005 at 04:19
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