Show Notes
Making a video, and want visible Mikes but not visible mics? We’ve got you covered. The Mikes discuss the various types of videos classical musicians are deploying and peel back the gild from their own video-making experiences, covering ideation, execution, and collaboration, particularly with the astonishing Four/Ten Media. Diners, swimming pools, isolated wooded areas, smoke machines: let’s go! MikeDrop’s recording of Retrouvailles, by George Aperghis Mike T’s video of An Elemental Thing, by Liza Lim Mike C and Hannah Collins’ video of Down Down Baby, by Robert Honstein Four/Ten Media
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