Focusing on Flying Nun favourites

New Zealand Film Archive project developer Diane McAllen is silhouetted by music video <i>Getting...
New Zealand Film Archive project developer Diane McAllen is silhouetted by music video <i>Getting Older</i>, by the Clean. Photo by Craig Baxter.
Dunedin musician Lesley Paris presented of her favourite Flying Nun band music videos and studio clips at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery on Saturday.

Marking New Zealand music month, the presentation was a mix of Dunedin Sound bands, studio clips, Dunedin-filmed music videos, and other bands with links to the Dunedin music scene.

Ms Paris, who played drums in Look Blue Go Purple, said many music videos used Dunedin locations such as Cargill's Castle (the Verlaines' Death and the Maiden), and Otago Peninsula (Snapper's Buddy).

Locally filmed Dunedin Sound bands' music videos were often inventive and creatively shot, she said. Ms Paris' picks would be available later this month at the film archive's suite in the gallery.

New Zealand Film Archive project developer Diane McAllen said the film archive was keen to obtain better quality versions of some of the rarer clips.

 

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