MEMORIES FADE - SWITCH 3
MUSIC VIDEO | Produced: 2005 | Shooting Gauge: 35mm | Duration: 4 mins
Alice shelters from the rain in an apparently abandoned house. She soon meets the creepy inhabitants. Canberra Punk-Rock band Switch 3’s debut music video clip.
The band wanted a visually engaging narrative driven clip on a budget and that’s what we made. Alice is curious like her famous predecessor and journeys through a dark mysterious house where she shelters during a storm. The house gives her puzzles to solve and strange creatures to play with, all of which guide her to meeting the band at the end of the clip. |
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We wanted a dark visual style, akin to the Japanese horror films of the 1990s as well as a naivety of character in Alice. Marionettes and zombies seem so at home in a haunted house, where childhood nightmares are set. Including visuals of the attractive band members was essential as this was their debut clip.
CAST
Alice Perpetua Kish Bass Michael Hoorweg Vocal/Guitar Maf Davis Guitar Ben Davis Drums Nick Luckey Zombies 40 Good Natured Friends ![]() PURCHASE
You can purchase the Memories Fade EP on itunes. |
CREW
Writer/Producer/Director Marisa Martin Writer/Producer/Director Matthew Fallon Director of Photography Brook Rushton Animation Mary Benn Model Maker/Art Director Marisa Martin Gaffer Scott McGeachin Camera Assistant Lindsay Hunt Camera Assistant Simon Cadman Effects Makeup Therese Engel Makeup Clare Gray Makeup Megan Kirkup Makeup Emma Halloran Production Assistant Marsha White Director's Assistant Belinda Barancewicz Assistant Kris Kerahona Assistant Josh Birse Assistant Doug Warouw |
AWARDS/SCREENINGS
Winner: Most Outstanding Video Clip International Youth Film Festival Austria, 2006 Winner: Runner Up Flickety Flix Music Video Competition, ACT, 2007 Grand Finalist SunScreen Music Video Festival, Port Macquarie NSW, 2005 Official Selection ArtCORE, Canberra, 2005 Official Selection Canberra Short Film Festival BMA Music Video Screening, 2006 Official Selection Electric Shadows Evolution Film Festival, ACT, 2006 |