Moonspank
at The Alive @ Five Music Festival Show
Date:August
9, 2007 Production
Date:September,
2007
Moonspank
opened up for Don McLean at the final Alive @ Five
show of the summer in Stamford, CT and played their
hearts out for thousands of people in attendance.
Patrice Perry, Lenon Nersesian and John Packes are
credited with the cinematography of this truly memorable
Moonspank Experience.
Below is a sample of the footage which is included
on the official DVD: Moonspank at The
Alive @ Five Music Festival. BUY
THE FULL DVD.
"Electric Freak 2"
"Street Pimp"
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Moonspank
on MTV's Boiling Points!!! Production
Date:January,
2005 Tony
decides to prank his fellow band mates big time on
MTV's hit
show Boiling Points. This was originally recorded
in early January
of 2005 and aired for the first time on MTV in late
2006.
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Moonspank
@ Paragon Park, PA Production
Date:
September
24th, 2005 Can
the Paragon Park experience possibly be
summed up in 60 seconds or less? You be the judge!
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Moonspank
@ The Rambling House Production
Date: August
20th, 2005
Moonspank
hired a 5 person video crew to document this
unforgettable experience READ
MORE ABOUT THIS SHOW.
The videos below represent the "best of"
performances.
"You
Thought"
"Paint
It Black"
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The
2006 Moonspank Website Introduction
Production Date:
June, 2006
This video introduction, although visually stimulating,
never actually made it
to moonspank.com. It was meant to replace the old
video introduction but
was axed at the last minute. It does however, still
live here and on YouTube.
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Moonspank
@ The NYC Marathon
Production Date:
November 7th, 2004
A Moonspank
endeavor ends in tragedy when the band realizes that
they
don't have an adequate power source to plug into.
What happens along
the way makes for a truly unforgettable experience.
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The
"Alright" Music Video Production
Date: November, 2003
Due
to the immense popularity of the song "Alright",
the boys decided to
take the hours of footage shot at the 2003 Block Island
Music Festival,
and piece it together to create a music video dedicated
to it.
This video not only illustrates the experience at
The Block Island Music
Festival, it also embraces the full energy of Moonspank
on the road. The
interior footage of this video was shot at Captain
Nick's Block Island Tavern.
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The
2004 Moonspank Website Introduction
Production Date:
August, 2004
Getting
a little sick and tired of flash based website introductions
that lack
any real life or meaning? Well the Moonspank boys
agree and decided to
give you a video introduction with some life!! Tony
took the best live
footage that existed of Moonspank (at the time), as
well as a plethora of
press kit photos, to create this vibrant 2004 website
video introduction.
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The Block Island Music Festival Production
Date:June,
2003
This
was a very challenging video project from a post-production
standpoint. Three different cameras, recording three
different formats (VHS-C, Hi8 and MiniDV were used
to shoot the event. Thanks to the great (and very
format friendly) non-linear video editing program
Vegas Video, viewers are now
able to experience Moonspank live in concert, for
the first time ever.
Below are samples of the footage which is included
on the official DVD: Moonspank at the
2003 Block Island Music Festival. BUY
THE FULL DVD.
"In The Rain"
"Toddeus"
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The
2003 Moonspank Website Introduction Production
Date:
??/2003
This video marked the beginning
of the 2nd Moonspank website
ever created. Starting as a splash page which eventually
opened
up the homepage separately, It greeted folks with
the old Moonspank
logo, as well as the band's contact info. All this,
was scored
by the bridge section of the early Spank tune "Just
Another Day".
The video, was produced by John Packes in his early
years of Flash development. John went on to create
this very website 1 year later. WATCH
THE FULL-SCREEN VERSION
