Video for the brilliant Let the Freak Come Out at Night by Spilly Walker, David and Robbie Kitt's project. I made it cos I love the tune and it isn't up on youtube already, if anyone involved with the record wants it taken down I will happily oblige.
On 18 February 2011, Trinity Orchestra, the only fully student run orchestra in Ireland, played Daft Punk's album 'Discovery', the first ever live full orchestral performance of the music of Daft Punk. This video features the medley of Daft Punk's greatest hits that was played as an encore. Music by Daft Punk, featuring One More Time, Aerodynamic, Da Funk, Superheroes, Around The World, Crescendolls and Digital Love. Composed by Thomas Bangalter, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Anthony Moore, Barry Manilow, Marty Panzer, Carlos Sosa, George Duke Arranged and conducted by Rob Farhat Band members: Neil Crowley, Elis Cziernak, Dan Forde, Rob Kearns, Barry O'Halpin Singers: Ciaran Duffy, Robbie Kitt, Peter McNamara Choir: Trinity Singers Video directed and edited by Tom Speers Filming: Matt Harris, Tom Speers, Callum Swift, Tiernan Kennedy, Kevin Shannon Recording Engineers: Brian Fogarty, Alex Dunne, Stephen Fitzpatrick (Hyp Studio) Live Sound: John Kearns www.trinityorchestra.com www.facebook.com www.twitter.com
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www.arbutusyarns.com :: Patrick Kelleher performs 'Blue Eyes' live in The Button Factory, Dublin as part of the Donal Dineen 'Fresh Air Festival' tour. Cameras David Stokes and Myles O'Reilly. Filmed for Arbutus Yarns
Two couples meet at a gallery opening. There's a definite flicker of chemistry between old flames Jim and Clare, but the end result of this casual encounter is a bit unexpected. Starring Tara Blaise, Mark O'Halloran, Valerie O'Connor & Barry Ward Written & Directed by Luke McManus Produced by Lorcan Kavanagh and Anne Marie Naughton The Opening was funded through Filmbase and Temple Bar Cultural Trust's Made In Temple Bar film competition.
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