The Leisure Society 'Tall Black Cabins' by James Moore
Tall Black Cabins – the first single from the new Leisure Society album The Fine Art of Hanging On – explores the struggles of the UK’s single boat fishermen and James Moore headed down to the Sussex coast with DoP Dave Miller to document a day in the life of such a fisherman.
This hard existence of hard toil for terribly scant reward is revealed with a combination of understated honesty and gritty beauty by James Moore - adding this to his portfolio of videos for Full Time Hobby artists, including Tunng's Hustle, and Erland & The Carnival's Quiet Love.
PRO Credits
Credits
| Director | James Moore |
| Production Company | Spicer&Moore |
| Director of Photography | Dave Miller |
| Colourist | Lewis Crossfield |
| Label | Full Time Hobby |
| Director's Representation | Lock It In |
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