Live DVD - Page 2

Gazz · #16 03-31-2006, 09:04 PM

The media reports here in Melbourne and the advertising for the concert all said it would be filmed for a live DVD. In addition, a local company called Metropolis Audio (or their parent company at least) made an announcment to the Melbourne Stock Exchange on 19 January they had won the contract to produce the DVD. They must have thought this would have a positive effect on their share price!

So I feel confident there will be a DVD of Stevie and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra released this year. It will be great.

skcin · #17 04-01-2006, 10:12 AM

^ Thanks for the info & welcome to the board!

jwd · #18 04-01-2006, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Gazz

The media reports here in Melbourne and the advertising for the concert all said it would be filmed for a live DVD. In addition, a local company called Metropolis Audio (or their parent company at least) made an announcment to the Melbourne Stock Exchange on 19 January they had won the contract to produce the DVD. They must have thought this would have a positive effect on their share price!

So I feel confident there will be a DVD of Stevie and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra released this year. It will be great.

First news that I've read that this dvd will more than likely be produced. And yes it will be GREAT! Thanks for the info. Now I can sleep at night.

DavidMn · #19 04-01-2006, 03:47 PM

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I'm looking forward to our DVD with Stevie & the orchestra. She is looking stunning.

Were all the shows indoors at night?

That's quite a collection of smilies there sir.

SpyNote · #20 04-07-2006, 12:43 AM

The video bootleg is out and it's quite extraordinary. Most of it was pro-shot, with the recorder remarkably steady on the overhead monitors. Stevie looks radiant.

If the commercial DVD is ever released, it probably won't include the original take of Outside the Rain/Dreams since the video and/or audio crew appears to have botched that portion of the recording. The second rendition, with Stevie still wearing her Beauty & The Beast outfit, is captured here. So it's worth it to own this unofficial version with the extra footage.

David · #21 04-07-2006, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by SpyNote

The video bootleg is out and it's quite extraordinary. Most of it was pro-shot, with the recorder remarkably steady on the overhead monitors. Stevie looks radiant.

If the commercial DVD is ever released, it probably won't include the original take of Outside the Rain/Dreams since the video and/or audio crew appears to have botched that portion of the recording. The second rendition, with Stevie still wearing her Beauty & The Beast outfit, is captured here. So it's worth it to own this unofficial version with the extra footage.

That sounds cool, Daniel! I'm looking forward to this sort of! I hope that camera doesn't swoop & swirl so that I get motion sickness. Plus I hope there are plenty of long cuts instead of those rapid-fire montages that would have Pudovkin spinning in his commie grave.

Plus I hope it isn't another "Cream Cheese Production."

SpyNote · #22 04-07-2006, 01:19 AM

What I enjoy most about the first part of the video is that the recorder captures the entire stage, so you get a fantastic view of the orchestra and the video monitor displaying Sulamith Wulfing's art, etc. The whole thing has a film look (I don't know the proper terminology), rather than digital video like most of the other audience recordings we've seen over the past three tours. It's letterbox format too. Must be a different recording mode on the camera, or something. But huge, huge props for the steady camera.

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Plus I hope there are plenty of long cuts instead of those rapid-fire montages that would have Pudovkin spinning in his commie grave.

The footage displayed on the overhead monitor was much like how FM Live in Boston was. Lots of great closeups on all the band members.

Glittermoondust · #23 04-07-2006, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by SpyNote

What I enjoy most about the first part of the video is that the recorder captures the entire stage, so you get a fantastic view of the orchestra and the video monitor displaying Sulamith Wulfing's art, etc. The whole thing has a film look (I don't know the proper terminology), rather than digital video like most of the other audience recordings we've seen over the past three tours. It's letterbox format too. Must be a different recording mode on the camera, or something. But huge, huge props for the steady camera.

The footage displayed on the overhead monitor was much like how FM Live in Boston was. Lots of great closeups on all the band members.

So how do we get this???

bikerchic · #24 04-07-2006, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by SpyNote

What I enjoy most about the first part of the video is that the recorder captures the entire stage, so you get a fantastic view of the orchestra and the video monitor displaying Sulamith Wulfing's art, etc. The whole thing has a film look (I don't know the proper terminology), rather than digital video like most of the other audience recordings we've seen over the past three tours. It's letterbox format too. Must be a different recording mode on the camera, or something. But huge, huge props for the steady camera.

The footage displayed on the overhead monitor was much like how FM Live in Boston was. Lots of great closeups on all the band members.

This sounds really exciting. I can't wait to see it!

Gypsy-Rhiannon · #25 04-07-2006, 10:07 AM

I hope we get to see this soon!

JazmenFlowers · #26 04-07-2006, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Glittermoondust

So how do we get this???

my exact thought!

do tell.

MacMan · #27 04-07-2006, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SpyNote

The video bootleg is out and it's quite extraordinary. Most of it was pro-shot, with the recorder remarkably steady on the overhead monitors. Stevie looks radiant.

If the commercial DVD is ever released, it probably won't include the original take of Outside the Rain/Dreams since the video and/or audio crew appears to have botched that portion of the recording. The second rendition, with Stevie still wearing her Beauty & The Beast outfit, is captured here. So it's worth it to own this unofficial version with the extra footage.

Cool! Thanks for the headup!