Lead Mule - Parts and Labour (Music Video)

As some of you know, I share a couple band mates (Mat & Travis) with a rock band called Lead Mule. Last month, I got to work with a great team of people and directed/edited a video for the title track of their new album "Parts and Labour," which will be released in late August.

I present to you now, the fruit of our labour.



Produced by: Mathew Bridgeo & Crystal Porter
Director/Editor: Crystal Porter
Camera Operators: Channing Burchell, Trevor Saulnier, Crystal Porter (B-roll)
Makeup: Steffie Surette

Cast:
Mechanic - Jason Pothier
Office Worker - Brent Bullerwell
Lead Mule - Mathew Bridgeo, Marc Durkee, Jeremy Surette and Travis Darby

Shot on Location at 340 Auto in Hebron, NS using a Nikon and Canon DSLR
Lighting provided by TroyTech. 
RatRod provided by Wade Nickerson.

Creative Winter Storms

Over the last month we've been hit by many winter storms. It is probably the most snow we've had in South Western, Nova Scotia in over a decade. The lakes are frozen, something that hasn't been accomplished over the past few years. Heck, we've had a hard time finding ponds that were frozen. It did not remain cold enough for it to freeze, the temperature would fluctuate so much. This year however, brought lots of snow, high winds and cold temperatures. Winter has landed and I don't think it is going anywhere.

Fortunately, we've managed to keep busy. We have Comet, our Christmas puppy, giving us a run for our money. He is quite clever and rambunctious, as Golden Retrievers are known to be. 

We've also been getting some much needed recording done around these parts. Mat has been recording his vocals for Lead Mule. By this time next month, I will be working on the finishing touches of my debut as well. 

In the meantime, I have been creatively consumed with music video production. I still have a few weeks left to dedicate to the project. My goal is to get as much done as I can before I get back in the studio. I'm very excited about this project and I can't wait to tell you more! Patience though. 

In the meantime, enjoy this picture of my cat Phoenix, enjoying her box on top of an amp.

Oh! Don't forget, you can also find me on YouTube!