I checked youtube and therefore know that almost the whole "This is SN" had videos,
as well Little Star, Dynamite & Get on with your Life.
But is there anymore? Something from Memories of a Color?
I guess this rather is a question for the elite-fans.
[those who have almost admired her longer than I’ve been alive ]
so if you would compere them [if you've seen them all], which is most creative/beautiful/sad etc.?
Because I could tell a certain difference beetwen the videos of "Dynamite" and "Keen Yellow Planet"...
the later where nice, but not that "personal".
Stina directed the Dynamite and This Time John vids too.
Personally I think that the majority of the This Is videos,made without consulting Stina largely,are crap,although they're interesting.She appears in one or two of them.
The EPK is the Electronic Press Kit box given to the press around the release of ASCHE.It contains a biog,the single of Little Star,and a video interview with Stina with specially made videos of one or two of ASCHE's songs,also a snippet of the 'Another Story Girl' video and the full Michel Gondry 'Little Star' video.It comes up on eBay every now and then.
sound world wrote:She appears in one or two of them.
make that three (four if you include Stina's hands in 'Clothe Yourself For The Wind' )......'Sharon & Hope', 'Welcome To Happiness' and 'Circus', the latter never making it on the promo-video for some strange reason.
bigmouth wrote:so if you would compere them [if you've seen them all], which is most creative/beautiful/sad etc.?
My favourite film is for 'Everyone Else In The World'. Although its storyline hasn't any direct relationship to the song,it never the less is wonderfully acted by the young actress,who captures the sadness of the song. The film is also very well storyboarded with hardly a wasted scene. In fact there is more power and emotion in the three and a half minutes than a lot of feature films can muster in ninety minutes.
Watch out for a guest appearence from Stina.......as a poster on the bedroom door.
For a film that features Stina then 'Welcome to Happiness' is particularly memorable for her 'underpass' dance sequence.