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I felt that it gave me much more time to concentrate on the actors and I really want to keep making videos like this if budget permits. Instead Anna-Mari Nousiainen worked as the cinematographer. This was one of the first music videos I did not film myself.
Not to mention that it was a very cheap way to cover such a big area. That and the plastic sheets waving as people walked by made us very happy about how it ended up looking. This created an illusion of the tram car moving. Anita Ahola, Anna-Mari and Tuomas Bohm who worked on the lighting team spaced three Astera tubes evenly on both sides of the tram car and they were programmed to turn on and off in tandem one after the other.
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You can make them flash or light up in sync or serial mode. Basically you can program them to have any colour and pattern. Astera tubes are amazing! They are battery powered RGB LED tubes and can be operated and programmed via an iPhone app. We taped the plastic sheets throughout the whole tram car and it tied into the idea and the context of the script really well.įor lighting the tram car we used the relatively new Astera tube lights. Anna-Mari Nousiainen did extensive tests prior to shooting and programmed the lights. They weight almost nothing so just walking by makes them wave and move beautifully. I bought a dozen of the plastic opaque sheets that come in 4×5 meter size.
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My apartment buildings windows were renovated a year before and I had to use them cover all my furniture and really liked how they made everything look creepy. After mulling over how we could make it look a bit more the part, I got the idea to use plastic protective sheets. Although the location was great the tram car looked a bit too clean and new. It was a perfect solution since there was more space, amenities and it was logistically much easier. We lucked out and got a permit to shoot in a Tampere showcase tram car.
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We looked into shooting in an old 50’s museum railway car in Hämeenlinna but that turned out too expensive since the script required two full days of shooting. The first two days of shooting were spent inside a non functional tram car built as a showcase for the upcoming Tampere tramway. During the shoot a lot of changes were made, as is usual in my productions, but we had a good plan for the three day shoot. We evolved this idea with Mika Rättö and added complexity, story and more characters to the script. The first idea I had was to do a choreographed musical inside a train cart with a SWAT team dancing with Eleanoora. This is the longest shoot and edit I’ve done for a music video. I made the first draft of the script already in March 2019 and we had the final script writing session with Mika Rättö in early November 2019. Eleanoora Rosenholm’s Moskova metro music video has been in the making for well over a year.
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