OUT NOW//
The Teaser is here!
Directed and Edited by Natalie van den Dungen, A Thousand Mistakes comprises of 2 discs, with footage spanning 5 years and 5 albums.
DVD out through Shock October 2011.
Here’s a 4.5/5 Star review
You can order here.
Here is another taste of the DVD.
The Drones Live – Work For Me – Fairfield Warehouse Session
The Drones – Work For Me from Two Fish Out Of Water on Vimeo.
The day has finally arrived, the Tote doco has a name, the film is finished and tickets are on sale now!
It’s on today at 4pm!
http://dungogfilmfestival.org/CustomContentRetrieve.aspx?ID=834407
What a treat these videos were to make, and now I have the pleasure of sharing them with you. Click on the photo or link below to see all three.
http://natalievandendungen.com/music-videos/seeker-lover-keeper-videos-x3/
Pop super group Seeker Lover Keeper ( Sarah Blasko, Holly Throsby and Sally Seltmann) have recorded a lovely record together. We’ve made 3 special videos to mark the occasion. More details soon!
http://www.seekerloverkeeper.com/
The new music video for Darren Hanlon’s latest single Butterfly Bones, directed by his long-time collaborator Natalie Van Den Dungen, once again astounds with its simple beauty. Studded with a motley cast of Australian personalities, Bob Ellis (novelist, playwright, political speechwriter), Tina Bursill (Prisoner, Skyways), Jess Tovey (Home and Away), Rhys Muldoon, Bec Rigby and Darren himself weave a tale of a son who dreams up a grand scheme to cheer up his ailing mother. But it’s the location itself, an old abandoned drive-in, that is arguably the biggest star. Butterfly Bones plays more like a short film than a regular music video, with its use of pathos, humour and nostalgia for a faded era of Australian history.
OUT NOW!
To purchase PAL DVD copies, visit Lost And Lonesome — www.lostandlonesome.com.au
To purchase NTSC DVD copies, visit Matinée Recordings — www.indiepages.com/matinee
Filmed at The Lucksmiths’ farewell show at Melbourne’s Corner Hotel on August 29, 2009 (and directed by Natalie van den Dungen) Unfamiliar Stars is both a definitive concert film and an important end-of-the-line document of an underground Australian icon, standing tall among the best of The Lucksmiths’ vast discography. At a total of 33 songs, the swan song performance finds the band in vintage form. A short documentary of the band’s final months entitled Darkening Doorways rounds out the package
http://www.messandnoise.com/news/4172687
This year the video I made for Darren Hanlon ( All These Things) made it to number 6!
Here’s the video
Thanks to everyone who voted!
