Corpus Callosum's first music video, Lullaby #2, is now out in the world. I feel incredibly honored to have been part of the process. They celebrated the video release with the San Francisco crowd with a musical performance and a puppet show.
Afterward, I found myself at for Five Cent Coffee and Lady A and Her Heel Draggers. I was treated to some new music and dancing in the dark red room. When I wasn't dancing, I took a few photographs. Here they are:
Now, I will present to you, Corpus Callosum's first music video. The song is "Lullaby #2." The video was shot at the Wave Organ in San Francisco over the course of a single day. Directed and produced by Corpus Callosum with Nicole Aptekar as the Director of Photography. I was on the technical crew and on camera #2.
Corpus Callosum - Lullaby #2 from Dax Tran-Caffee on Vimeo.
Last night at the Anno Domini Gallery, they played a concert with Battlehooch and then premiered the video. Watch the video and check out my photos from last night.
If you're in the SF Bay Area, join us at Noisebridge (2169 Mission Street, San Francisco) for a puppet show, musical performance, and another video screening. The all ages show starts at 7pm.
Friday night was the Noisebridge Open House Party. Noisebridge has had a physical space for a year now. After a year 83C Wiese Street is dead, and we're in a new location at 2169 Mission Street. The art gallery featured photography by httf, Rubin Abdi, Joachim Pedersen, and me.
Corpus Callosum played a spectacular show at 10pm. And I, cameras in hand, took a bunch of photos. Look!
This is a set of photographs from the first day of Corpus Callosum's video shoot for their song "Lullaby." Nicole Aptekar, Heather Hryciw and I were on crew that day. The song was played over and over, and we got a timelapse of ships going by. The video is still in progress. When it's done, it will be online for all to see. For now, enjoy the photos, and if you're in Portland, check them out tonight at Ella St. Social Club, 714 SW 20th Place, Portland, OR. Show starts at 8pm.
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