Show in Brooklyn with a video project, that I need your help with, but its a fun help :)
Posted in Shows on January 21st, 2010 by pauline pisano
Dear talented artistic friends & fans,
I am encouraging everyone that comes to our next show (Wed Jan 27th 930 PM @ Public Assembly) to bring along a video recording device of choice (cell phone, iPod, iPhone, etc.) I am aiming for The Light Show’s release to include a music video, or something of that nature, and I thought it could be really cool to have footage from a live show that features your perspective. In return I will be sure to give you a mention and a big thank you in the video credits.
*Before I begin, I just wanted to say that our little project will be done on a much smaller scale and require way less time on your part, then the ones I am about to mention. You can be as “involved” or as “not involved” as you want.
Awesome; I Shot That! was a concert-video (I guess that’s what you’d call it?) created by The Beastie Boys. It had a cool concept, they gave 50 audience members video cameras and asked them to shoot their show at Madison Square Garden in its entirety. There were some pretty hilarious scenes in the movie, as the cameras were not allowed to be shut off at all during the show, so some funny audience conversations were kept, but what was great is that although you didn’t feel like you were “there”, you still felt like you were a part of that concert. Tori Amos and NIN have also started similar collective projects like this, and we know what a big fan of theirs I am. Our project is way less involved. 30 second segments would be great, but there’s no specific limit or minimum. We will look at all the footage sent regardless of how long or short the clips are. Seriously, a small 5 sec could prove to be useful.
Email everything to PaulinePisano@drop.io
Be sure to include: your name, email address,
and anything else you’d like me to credit.
(ie. If your a musician, I can add your fan page.
If your an actor, I can add your theater company or website,
Blogger? I’ll add your blog, etc. )
Thank you so much for making 2009 such a strong year. Me and the band are very appreciative of your loyalty and encouragement. We look forward to releasing The Light Show this March…
Rock On,
-p
PAULINE PISANO LIVE @ PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
presented by AnvilEntertainmentRecorders
Wed Jan 27th 930PM
70 North 6th Street
Brooklyn NY 11211
$8/21+
*Full band show with special guest vocalist Neeley Bridges!
Directions: Take the L train to Bedford Ave. Once you exit the train walk three blocks West (towards the River) along North 6th St. Public Assembly is on the left-hand side of the street.
the Light Show is coming…
Posted in Album, Shows on December 18th, 2009 by pauline pisanoRich, Arthur, and I have spent the last 4 months working on our latest project, the Light Show, which will be our first album as a band, and my third album to date. (I suppose it could actually be considered the fourth if you count the B-Side album MELT, which was never officially released.) The album should drop in March of 2010. It is produced by the band, and it features guest guitarists Marc Ribler, and Alan Pisano. After this holiday season it will be available for pre-order.
Track Listing: This Jungle, The Fire, In Bloom, My Bluff, Knowing Grey, Temporary Situation, When The Lights Go Down, 25, Veronica, Your House, How Does It Feel.
NYC fans-
Mon DEC 28th @ 7PM
196 Allen St (between E. Houston & Stanton) NYC NY 10002
FREE w/1 drink min
We will be playing a show at one of our favorite venues, Rockwood Music Hall, on Monday Dec 28th @ 7PM. Its a free show, with a 1 drink min. Along with an awesome warm atmosphere, Rockwood, also has excellent wines & beers to choose from, as well as hot tea (I mean its cold here…) We will be welcoming Daniel Weiner as a guest drummer, as well as playing a few tunes with special guest guitarist, Alan Pisano. Hope to see you all there. Happy holidays.