Electronic Music Short Film
My short sound film gives an insight into the current electronic music scene in Glasgow and the nature of its surrounding club culture. I did this by documenting a small, student founded club night called ‘RARE’ held below Glasgow’s renowned Max’s Bar. I aimed to show how the scene has changed and progressed since the iconic 90’s raves, by showcasing how it does still hold onto its roots. I wanted to pay homage to 90’s rave videos by capturing the footage as authentically as I could by using era appropriate filming techniques, i.e., on a tape camcorder, during a live, unscripted event. Both 'Scratch' and 'Hip-Hop' editing styles were referenced throughout the film. It was said that Scratch videos ‘felt good’ and that is exactly what I am trying to capture in my film, the raw essence and feeling that comes alongside electronic music.
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Keira McCombieDirector
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Keira McCombieWriter
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Keira McCombieProducer
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Hamish CrookKey Cast"Interviewee"
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Cameron WintersMusicKAVARI
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56K RecordsVisuals
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RAREVenue
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La CheetahVenue
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Student
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Completion Date:January 18, 2022
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Production Budget:0 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Mini DV Tape
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Aspect Ratio:4:3
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - The Glasgow School of Art
Keira is a 22 year old aspiring musician and DJ. A sound student of The Glasgow School of Art both living and studying in Scotland with a great interest and passion in music, both in playing (bass and guitar) and also in producing.
When picking a topic for this film, this seemed so obvious for me. Over the last few years the electronic music scene has been such a large and important part of my life. It felt extremely fitting to document even a small part of it, even if just to reflect on in my later life and career.