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The camera was an oddity
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WeReo_BoY
Jun 21, 2010, 2:10:27 AM6/21/10
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As you learn more and more about my archive films, which of course are some
of the world's leading archive films. You can see how astounded ppl were to
actually see someone there with a camera, let alone a movie camera. Do you
see anyone else around there with a camera? No you don't. Not even the
Beatles stage promoters. This is due to the fact that I'm one of the world's
leading filmmakers, if not the top one.
of the world's leading archive films. You can see how astounded ppl were to
actually see someone there with a camera, let alone a movie camera. Do you
see anyone else around there with a camera? No you don't. Not even the
Beatles stage promoters. This is due to the fact that I'm one of the world's
leading filmmakers, if not the top one.
I think it's really astounding that I was the only one who took advantage of
the opportunity to film that ancient stage at the Forest Hills Tennis
Stadium, that the Beatles themselves performed on August 28, 1964. I know
because I was at the show! Heck, I could've driven a soundtruck in there and
noone'd be the wiser. They were too busy watching the show!
I really could've driven a soundtruck in there. Anyway we'll have to settle
for a bit of film. I am the only one who matters in music and filmmaking.
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