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I have had the video that we made for We Are The Physics up on this blog before but I was asked to take it down by the record label.  I think that any concentration of hype they may have wanted will surely have passed by now so here it is again for those that missed it the first time round.

I should add that if anyone is interested in having a music video made by Sigma Films then they should get in touch with the office.

We are pretty much crewed up for the music video for We Are The Physics.

We are also quite well sorted on the locations front.  Although I will be doing a good long walk in the rain tomorrow taking pictures and trying to get everything nailed down.

We have a fantastic team on board so fingers crossed everything turns out good.

It's a kind of Glaswegian take on the Attack of the 50ft Woman - proper B-movie fare.

One of the realities of making a short film is that there isn't much money involved - i.e. you don't get paid for your work, certainly not initially.  It is a labour of love, or a compulsion at least.  The knock-on effect of that is things have to slide a little when the offer of paid work comes along.

To this end Brian (producer on I Love Luci) and myself are making a music video.  Again, not a particularly lucrative profession but any little contribution to the coffers is always welcome so this will help while we're getting the script in shape.

We are working with a fantastic young Scottish band from Glasgow - We Are The Physics - on their next single release You Can Do Athletics.

If you like fast punky pop then these guys are for you.

Of course, this has involved a good bit of writing and research to get to the point of commission and I am now about to write a detailed script.  Once the script is in order the next steps will be scheduling, budgeting and crewing up for a shoot in the very near future.  Exciting stuff and very good fun, if a little on the stressful side as with all film making.

The production company is Sigma Films and the record label is Fake DIY Records.  I'd also like to put a little nod towards Gill Mills and iCast for making the introductions.