Only one week until We Are Rising is available digitally, with CD and vinyl to follow shortly. Pre-order it on iTunes here, and listen to the whole album until its release on NPR right here.
Our music video for 'Peggy Sang The Blues' by Frank Turner is out...
Only one week until We Are Rising is available digitally, with CD and vinyl to follow shortly. Pre-order it on iTunes here, and listen to the whole album until its release on NPR right here.
We just just got our copy. Amazing work.
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Scubaboy is proud to announce that we’re now being represented by Tantrum London for commercial work. Tantrum are a good bunch of folk and we’re excited to be joining their roster.
You can see our new home here:
http://www.tantrum.tv/digital/digital-collective/the-talent/scubaboy-directors/
Photo by Simon Mosse / http://www.themosse.co.uk/
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Front cover shot for New Volunteer ‘Sides” project. Coming soon….
So we finally managed to start the post on our film we shot in august (what happened to september, october and november?). Hopefully we should be all done before Christmas ready to screen in the new year.
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It’s been too long since I updated this, and we have lots to tell, but for now a jet-lag induced late night search for something to take my mind off the fact I am not asleep finds me provoked to post a link to the new music video for Arcade Fires song ‘We Used To Wait’ (which I have just watched).
It was a surprisingly beautiful experience.
Beat’s dedicated seat at the ICA. A hero in cinema.
Scubaboy is attending Rushes Soho Shorts at the ICA. Pre show drinks are a must.
UK organisation ‘Cross Borders Initiative’ (CBI) are a charity who work to combat human trafficking and child exploitation. Earlier this year they approached us to see if we were interested in working with them to produce a film that told the true story of a girl who had been a victim of sexual and physical abuse, with aim of raising awareness of the issues they are working against.
This kind of thing is way out of the realm of work we usually do, but both us of felt it was an issue that needs to brought to wider public attention, and once we had read the story we knew we had to make it.
The film is entitled My Dream/My Reality and we’re currently in pre-production along with trying to raise a small budget to cover some of the expenses. It is without a doubt the most challenging project we’ve undertaken and hopefully one of the most important.
More info:
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