Filmed in 2019 by Real to Reel Filmschool at RAW Art Works, Lynn MA, at the factory where the 1912 Bread and Roses Strike began. Released Labor Day, 2019 (9/2).
We were so excited when the folks at Raw Arts reached out to do another video. In our first meeting it was clear they had a vision for the song Count Me In, off our recent EP Do It All Again. We trusted Julianna, Noel, and the Reel to Reel Film school’s creative direction, all we had to do was show up and play at an address in Lawrence. It turned out it was the former textile mill from the legendary Bread and Roses Strike in 1912 - it felt like the Sistine Chapel of the American Workers Movement - we instantly knew we were in good hands, and are so grateful to have been a part of this project. ”
- Tigerman Woah
“The making of Tigerman WOAH's Count Me In music video was exciting. The project was an exercise that got us thinking out of our comfort zone. We wanted to tap into the overarching message of the song; focusing on global warming and the decline of our natural environment.
We hoped to tie that message directly to the visuals. Our crew lead the charge to find abandoned, run down, grungy industrial spaces. Places that have plenty of texture, a dark atheistic and a contrast to the innocence of the young actors whose story we followed throughout the piece.”
- Julianna Gallant, Director & Noel Pichardo, Director of Photography
Seniors at The Real to Reel Film School at Raw Art Works
Tigerman Woah
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