Camden posts Love Machine

Post, Nov, 2004 by Marc Loftus

CAMDEN, UK -- Avid editor Danny Tull at Camden Post (www.camdenpost.com) recently offlined a music video for Polydor Records' glamour girl group, Girls Aloud. The video promotes the all-girl band's single Love Machine.

Stuart Gosling, director/DP at music video production studio Image Dynamic Pictures, directed the project, which was filmed at the Titanic restaurant on Brewer Street in London. The video depicts a nightclub/restaurant scene with the five Girls Aloud artists dancing and sipping champagne at the club while singing their pop number.

Gosling shot the project on 35mm film in order to give it the desired sleek, stylized, polished and glossy look.

Girls Aloud members Cheryl Tweedy, Kimberley Walsh, Nadine Coyle, Nicola Roberts and Sarah Harding stopped in at Camden Post to view the final results of the offline.

The music video was onlined by Joe Billington at Rushes with Dom Aarons completing the final color grading there.

Triangle Online handled the final online.

According to Gosling, the online included a 10-hour Discreet Flame session where artist Mark Beardal created opening and ending title sequences. During the online, Beardall also performed additional color correction, added CGI lens flare and starbursts, and provided general cosmetic clean-up.