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DetailsOriginal Format: MP4 Colour: Colour Sound: Sound Duration: 5 mins 18 secs Credits: Thomas Harmer Genre: Documentary
Subject: Arts/Culture
Summary The thirty-seventh and final short film produced by documentary filmmaker Tom Harmer as part of the 52Humans project. Filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic and released weekly for a year, musician Matt Hooper explains the origins of and performs his song ‘Brother You’ve Been On My Mind’ which was produced about the effects of the COVID lockdowns.
Description
The thirty-seventh and final short film produced by documentary filmmaker Tom Harmer as part of the 52Humans project. Filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic and released weekly for a year, musician Matt Hooper explains the origins of and performs his song ‘Brother You’ve Been On My Mind’ which was produced about the effects of the COVID lockdowns.
Title: BYBOMM
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As musician Matt Hooper looks out across a rural landscape, he talks in voiceover talks about the inspiration for his song...
The thirty-seventh and final short film produced by documentary filmmaker Tom Harmer as part of the 52Humans project. Filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic and released weekly for a year, musician Matt Hooper explains the origins of and performs his song ‘Brother You’ve Been On My Mind’ which was produced about the effects of the COVID lockdowns.
Title: BYBOMM
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As musician Matt Hooper looks out across a rural landscape, he talks in voiceover talks about the inspiration for his song ‘Brother You’ve Been On My Mind’ (BYBOMM). As he walks into a building carrying a guitar case, he explains that while we can’t fix the big things in life like COVID and lockdown, we can surely fix each other while we all go through it.
As he comes into a studio he walks up to a microphone, unpacks his guitar and talks about how the warmth of human interaction can never be replicated by a machine. He performs an acoustic version of his song.
Title: “The joy of interacting with people is priceless.” Matt
End title: www. 52Humans.com