“Two Come Together” Music Video

About Me

“Every child is an artist, the problem is staying an artist when you grow up”
-Pablo Picasso

I was drawing shortly after I could walk. I was creating worlds and characters in my mind and on paper before I could write my own name. I’ve spent the majority of my life painting, drawing, filming, photographing, writing and creating to make sense of this wonderful world.

Now I make short films mostly.

“Two Come Together” Music Video

February 25, 2011 In Camera Stuff Photos Things we've done Videos

I’ve been sporadically working on this latest music video since October. We had 5 separate shoots (one of which never made it to the final cut, due to poor lighting) which spanned 4 months and I ended up re-editing and colorizing it 3 times before I felt that I got it right. I was looking for a fun, colorful vibe to go along with the song and I think it works. Erin Martin is a natural in front of the lens and our small crew did a great job of helping things move along smoothly.

Special thanks to: Lorelei Vivienne Gagnon (makeup) Roger Jansen, Petra Conaway (grip assistants) Greg Corner (music) Jenny Curry (location and catering)

Also, please check out the “Behind the Scenes” video for an inside look at how we made this project come together.

Petra

February 25, 2011 at 8:16 am

Wonderful stuff, Robbie!
So very proud of you!!

Steve Galbriath

February 25, 2011 at 8:24 am

Wow Robbie,

First i love the bottle cap and noise from a a freshly opened bottle of RC pop, makes me thirsty.

awesome colors and sound quality. You are making great strides. You should be very proud. I thought the shots of the girl with the “white guys” gyrating around her really made her pop. Good song too. Dude dont forget me when your famous

Kirk Taylor

February 25, 2011 at 9:21 am

Robbie, I just watched both the “Come Together” music video and the behind the scenes video and simply put, I feel happier for the experience. And when your work can make people feel happy, I think that’s the time you should permit yourself an existential reward. Beautifully done, Robbie. Can I be your biggest fan?

Mom

February 25, 2011 at 9:36 am

It’s wonderful! She looked gorgeous and every second sparkled . How great that you got the parade people into it! Another success after a lot of work.

Mike Johnston

February 25, 2011 at 12:55 pm

Holy freaking crap, I would drink her bath water.

Oh yeah, the video was decent too, I suppose. 🙂 j/k, that was amazing. What a great song and video to help end a crappy week. The slo-mo interspersed scenes of Erin falling into the pool were really neat.

Completely unrelated, but the sax player in the Duff shirt looks like Maloney!

Dad

February 25, 2011 at 3:57 pm

It gets better when two come together, It seems like more than two came together to produce this masterpiece. I don’t feel competent to critique this. It was extremely enjoyable to watch.

Tommy DiGiovanni

February 28, 2011 at 11:17 am

Hey Robbie, Really amazing.
I love everything about it, the color, the motion.
Great work!

admin

February 28, 2011 at 11:54 am

Thanks, Everybody!

I feel pretty good about it.

I think it is my best SO FAR.

I’m always trying to out do myself from the last project. Otherwise it feels like I’m going backwards.

Judy Lord

March 2, 2011 at 5:40 pm

Robbie, I finally got to watch the videos.

They were terrific!

Tim Reid, Jr.

March 11, 2011 at 10:45 am

Robbie — just watched these, and again I miss you and am bummed that our artistic collaboration had to come to the hiatus that it came to…. I’m getting back to being musically and artistically motivated, though — and checking out your stuff has helped that a great deal.

Thanks!

Tim Jr.