Note to Examiner

Mystery Examiner, 

Below is the blog for our A2 year project, a 3/4 minute experimental music video titled 'Wild Things'. The blog charts our progress over the course of the project - from the earliest preproduction to analysis and breakdown of our piece. 

To navigate the blog start from the oldest post and move upwards. Alternatively click this link to take you to the first post. From there move through the blog by clicking 'newer post'.

Below we've included links to the finalized music video, and the two ancillary tasks: 

Wild Things - Music Video
Wild Things Ancillary Task 1 - Digipak
Wild Things Ancillary Task 2 - Magazine Spread

We hope you enjoy our work as much as we have enjoyed working on it.

Sincerely,

Jake Denton and Harry Hough

Wild Things: Director's Commentary

CLICK THE IMAGE TO WATCH THE 'DIRECTOR'S COMMENTARY' VIDEO

Wild Things: Blog Features

We received replies from some of the blogs we emailed, and they have since made posts about the video and the project. This exposure helped promote Low Res as an artist, as well as promoting our music video. Below are some examples of where we were posted:

'Wild Things' featured on www.hillydilly.com - a prominent alternative music blog.

The single uploaded to sound cloud by the third part 'Rain City Sounds' 
- an example of sharing of the song across the web. 

Low Res featured on www.eargasmusic.com - Top Left.

"The world can always use more feel-good instrumentals, and thankfully, Low Res is here to pay the world a service by providing a beat that feels great the moment it hits the ears. You may be asking yourself who the artist is, and we’re asking ourselves the exact same thing, truthfully, but his sound is as good an introduction as any to the artist behind the scenes. Inspired by N.E.R.D. and Flying Lotus, Low Res is a mystery to us, but we know for a fact that he’s got some real talent."
 - Via www.hillydilly.com

"Other than saying that he’s an artist from London, we don’t know enough about Low Res to offer any insights into his person. But since music is our main focus, we find it easier to let his sounds do the talking. His new 5-track “OUTSIDE” EP is now out on Bandcamp, and it certainly fits the profile of this self-described experimental producer."
- Via www.thefrontliner.com