My First Music Video
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Let's set the scene, shall we.
Year: Y2K
Location: Far East Queen St., TO
Character: Layer Girl
Wardrobe: All PVC: tube top, mini skirt, knee high boots
Hair: Due to the high humity frizz factor, my hair was straightened every 30 minutes for 12 hours
Make-up: Blue eyeshadow, Lipstick shade: "Not so innocent"
Season: Summer (during the worst heat wave in 20 years)
Magic moments:
1. When the wardrobe girl enhanced my cleavage using duct tape
2. When the other layer girl bent over to put on her boots and split the bottom seam of her pants and looked directly at me and said "Whatchu expect? I ain't no white girl. I got some cuuurves." Snap.
3. Faux buffing and blowing the lead singer's nails
4. When the director ordered the PA to wipe my butt print from the leather stool I was sitting on between each take
5. When I realized I had to take the streetcar, then subway home at 3am with pictured make-up and boots because the zipper on said boots was stuck
6. Cutting PVC boots off with kitchen scissors at 4am.jpg)
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That's Hot.
7 comments
That's great. You should post a video link as well, Lisa.
How many music videos have you done?
Did you just add that link? Nice.
The wind blowing action in your hair looks good. Classy n' sassy.
Just for you.
For a brief moment there, I WAS Posh Spice.
Hahaha. Ultra sensitive. Lisa you looked HAWT. I'll cut your boots off any day.
Ooh that's sassy! I bet you could show me a move or two in those boots. Shake a little sumthin' sumthin'.
Who the hell is that dude singer?
I *think* I sort of recognize the song.
The song "Ultrasensitive" was a single from the Montreal-based band called "Merlin". Merlin is also the name of the "dude". It was played on MuchMusic and then MuchMore for a year or so in 2000-2001.
It is crazy that I found this video the other day because before then I had never actually seen the whole video. I caught a glimpse of it once on Much at 1am and have never been able to get a copy through the production house. And then 6 years later, I find it on YouTube. Crazy.
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