Live DVD of the current 2010/11 Tour is Planned

Paul says that:  "Cradle will also be working on a DVD on this upcoming tour, and if he had his way, would release the DVD together with the orchestral record, but is not sure Peaceville Records is going to go for it." - Paul Allender 26/01/2011

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Dani on May 15, 2011 at 18:02
I asked Paul about the new dvd...
Paul where you guys able to film the footage for the planned dvd?

Paul James Allender The doco stuff yes but the songs are being filmed at hellfest

Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on May 15, 2011 at 19:05
Yes, saw that and it was posted here earlier ... see previous page ... thanks for the update.

Dani said:
I asked Paul about the new dvd...
Paul where you guys able to film the footage for the planned dvd?

Paul James Allender The doco stuff yes but the songs are being filmed at hellfest

Permalink Reply by Inhuman Affliction on May 16, 2011 at 21:56
Postponed again lol. See...
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on May 16, 2011 at 22:00
Yep, you were right ... but damn, I saw full-on pro cams on special staging in Russia. WTF were they filming?

Inhuman Affliction said:
Postponed again lol. See...
Permalink Reply by Inhuman Affliction on May 16, 2011 at 22:05
Saw that too but it was just one or two guys down on front. They don't have those crane camera things and cameras onstage filming the whole band like previous DVDs. Maybe they are getting shots from different shows and will add it somewhere on the DVD or filming just because. They've done it before. They filmed some Godspeed shows.
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on May 19, 2011 at 8:44
Yeah, to mix it up a bit, possibly. There were no Dolly's or Steadycams etc so maybe that or just some feed for a local TV network?

Inhuman Affliction said:
Saw that too but it was just one or two guys down on front. They don't have those crane camera things and cameras onstage filming the whole band like previous DVDs. Maybe they are getting shots from different shows and will add it somewhere on the DVD or filming just because. They've done it before. They filmed some Godspeed shows.
Permalink Reply by Joshua Joy on May 19, 2011 at 12:49
... or the money's running out for big shoots.
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on May 20, 2011 at 6:35
What I'm hoping for is they use the "angle" option for DVD where you can select any view you like. Select the "guitar 1" cam and watch then "drum cam" etc ... should be more of it! Not really any more expensive if they use multiple cameras.

Joshua Joy said:
... or the money's running out for big shoots.
Permalink Reply by Final on May 20, 2011 at 10:44
Might not all fit on one DVD. After all, you practically have the entire video stream times ten.

Kevin Hall said:
What I'm hoping for is they use the "angle" option for DVD where you can select any view you like. Select the "guitar 1" cam and watch then "drum cam" etc ... should be more of it! Not really any more expensive if they use multiple cameras.

Joshua Joy said:
... or the money's running out for big shoots.
Permalink Reply by Joshua Joy on May 20, 2011 at 11:48
Still very expensive -  and would only fit on a Blu-ray with all the footage shot. I know a lot of bands arent keen on the multi angled stuff as it sometimes reveals that their live playing isn't as good as the album stuff ( assuming that some play on the albums at all...)

Kevin Hall said:
What I'm hoping for is they use the "angle" option for DVD where you can select any view you like. Select the "guitar 1" cam and watch then "drum cam" etc ... should be more of it! Not really any more expensive if they use multiple cameras.

Joshua Joy said:
... or the money's running out for big shoots.
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on May 20, 2011 at 14:07
Bonus DVD cures that ... but expense would climb in the production/edit process a great deal!  ... live is obviously different but the variations and some improvs add another dimension ... doubt it will happen, haven't seen many DVD's with angle options around at all ...
Usually only a song or two! The whole show done with angles would be enormous alright LOL
Permalink Reply by Kevin Hall on October 15, 2011 at 9:12
We now have our answer with Evermore Darkly ... more than suggested by Paul about adding MITL. The EP is a much better idea with the DVD of the Graspop concert, behind-the-scenes on tour and an Audio CD.
Explains the cameras seen in Russia (Kiev and Moscow) too, wondered what they were filming.

Link to Reviews for Evermore Darkly

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