18 Oct Behind the Scenes (Censored) with Bri Bagwell and Moth to Flame for “Whiskey” Music Video
Moth to Flame takes you behind the scenes of the “Whiskey” music video with the beautiful country superstar, Bri Bagwell.
17 May Bri Bagwell Whiskey Music Video on E! News
We only have pictures of the screen, if anyone recorded this, please contact us at: contact@mothtoflamefilms.com. We would love some footage. To watch the music video, please visit: Bri Bagwell – Whiskey. The music video was directed by Christine Chen of Moth to Flame.
01 May Bri Bagwell Debut Music Video: “Whiskey”
When Daran Herrman from Coloredlion.com asked Moth to Flame to help produce and direct Bri’s debut music video for her new single “Whiskey,” we said of course. Working with Bri Bagwell in January to make her debut music video was a treat — what a beautiful person inside and out. The shoot took two full days at two different locations, Rock Studio Pool in Dripping Springs (if you are interested in renting the location, let us know) and Saxon Pub. The project would not have been possible without a crew of awesome people. Stay tuned in the next few weeks…
31 Jan Bri Bagwell Music Video Trailer Release
Two days of intense 8-10 hour day shooting, with crew call times of 6:00 am in the morning, and countless hours of editing later… we are proud to finally reveal the trailer for Bri Bagwell’s debut music video produced by ColoredLion.com and Mothtoflamefilms.com and directed by Christine Chen. What an amazing journey to the final product. We had a crew that supported us every day and a very talented artist, Bri Bagwell, to work with. So many people have helped to make this possible. We will be hosting a VIP release party on Feb. 12, 2012 for those who helped…
26 Jan First Look with Bri Bagwell
MothtoFlameFilms.com, Coloredlion.com, BriBagwell.com, and RogerCreager.com… too many .com’s in a room as producer, Daran Herrman pointed out, met together in Christine’s upscale studio (her room that looks suspiciously like a dorm room) on Jan 25, 2012, to see the 1st cut of Bri’s debut music video. The conclusion? Bri loved it. One of the biggest fears of a filmmaker, in my opinion, is waiting on the verdict of a key stakeholder. Though I am confident in my work, it is always hard to judge what the audience expects. Taste and preference are extremely subjective and what appeals to you may not to…