Parka's Better Anyway by Sam Crack
David Knight - 17th Mar 2008
According to their MySpace page, Parka come from London and Glasgow, in which case making a video in Blackpool has it's own weird logic - it's about halfway between the two isn't it
According to their MySpace page, Parka come from London and Glasgow, in which case making a video in Blackpool has it's own weird logic - it's about halfway between the two isn't it Sam Crack makes a fine job of getting the best out of Britian's second finest seaside resort after Hove, playing homage to the classic indie hanging-around video, and the colour yellow. But it did get a bit windy: a passenger ferry was grounded onto the beach in near hurrican conditions. And how did that bloody cherry-picker get there
Sam Crack makes a fine job of getting the best out of Britian's second finest seaside resort after Hove, playing homage to the classic indie hanging-around video, and the colour yellow.
According to their MySpace page, Parka come from London and Glasgow, in which case making a video in Blackpool has it's own weird logic - it's about halfway between the two isn't it Sam Crack makes a fine job of getting the best out of Britian's second finest seaside resort after Hove, playing homage to the classic indie hanging-around video, and the colour yellow. But it did get a bit windy: a passenger ferry was grounded onto the beach in near hurrican conditions. And how did that bloody cherry-picker get there
But it did get a bit windy: a passenger ferry was grounded onto the beach in near hurrican conditions. And how did that bloody cherry-picker get there
According to their MySpace page, Parka come from London and Glasgow, in which case making a video in Blackpool has it's own weird logic - it's about halfway between the two isn't it Sam Crack makes a fine job of getting the best out of Britian's second finest seaside resort after Hove, playing homage to the classic indie hanging-around video, and the colour yellow. But it did get a bit windy: a passenger ferry was grounded onto the beach in near hurrican conditions. And how did that bloody cherry-picker get there
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Credits
Production/Creative
- Producer
- Paul McLoone
- Production Company
- Manifesto
Camera
- Director of Photography
- Joe Dyer
Art
- Art Director
- Marcus Sharp
Editorial
- Editor
- Sunshine Underhill
Commission
- Commissioner
- Chris Dempsey
Misc
- Online
- Prime Focus
David Knight - 17th Mar 2008