Seeking Church Music Videos
Edgar Aldrett
bands. I did manage to get a good amount. Thank you to those that
helped and still awaiting some to come in. Yes, I did manage to get
all the Split Enz videos. Some of these are going to Microsoft for
their new XBOX360 video game called LIPS. Karaoke to original music
videos.
No Church requested, yet. But some good videos are being used.
I work for a company that ingests and re-purpose content for digital
on and off line deployment. I work mostly with Music Videos.
Anyway, what I want to say is I'm seeking high quality Church music
videos. I have all the Goldfish videos archived. I just need the newer
ones that have never been released and we need the real music videos,
not the fan made ones.
Just last week we delivered a huge order to Hard Rock. Yes it did
include Church videos. They requested everything from The Church. I
wish we had more from other popular Oz bands. These videos will go to
all their Hard Rock locations worldwide. I hope they plan on placing
another order and if they do there will be more Church. I even got all
the Psychedelic Furs, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cars and Echo And
the Bunnymen archived and ready for deployment.
This is my part in doing some promoting of the band within the
corporate world even though it's behind the scenes.
So any Church official Music Videos that anyone has to offer please
let me. DVD, Digibeta or BetaSP will work. Digital will do as long as
they are high resolution. No watermarks, chyrons, logos or cut
versions. We require full complete and clean versions. Yes this is
hard but they are out there. No worries on PAL, NTSC or region
versions. We work with all.
I asked Sue but she seems to be busy right now. Still waiting patiently Sue. :)
On a side note, if anyone is interested in trading music videos, NOT
LIVE unless it's an official live MUSIC VIDEO then let me know. We
have a lot of MVs but all early MVs from the 80's and 90's are scare
since our archive is over 20 years old and the 3/4 inch tapes have
shed and we lost a lot of content. A lot of rare material is history
unless we find replacements, which is what I have been doing.
Thanks a million.
Ed
Seattle