Hearse Driver Music Video Shoot

Quite a few hearse drivers out there have asked us about the specifics of the Hearse Driver music video. The very first question people as is where they can download the song. You can download it directly from the artist EJ Wells at http://www.myspace.com/happylandstudio  The video itself was directed by me, Zachary Byron Helm, shot by Aubrey Ellen Shomo and myself. The camera used was a basic 3CCD style and edited in Premier. The cars used were Leo's 1974 Miller Meteor Criterion ambulance, Chris and Jay's 1967 Chrystler New Yorker and Michael Gamble's 1979 Miller Meteor. Painting the skid marks on the street, we used temporary colored hair spray Heidi, our nurse Traveller Hawk, fellow hearse owner and all around hot chick Giving off camera directions Morgan and Traveller getting into character Terry, the guy who played the hit and run victim layed in this position unmoving for more than two hours and actually never moved an inch. My favorite picture from this entire weekend. Shooting lasted two days in total. The giant spatula was constructed with wood beams and galvanized steel sheeting. It is still sitting in my driveway waiting for the day I make the worlds biggest fucking omelet.  That is actually Terry's body outline in freaking sweat. Seriously.  Heidi cooling down in the New Yorker At Littleton cemetery The fog was the product of a small fog machine inside the hearse that runs off of a power inverter The train cars seen in this shot in the video are the RTD Light Rail Traveller playing the bereaved wife. Those scene were shot at Fairmont Cemetery See the whole video below! EJ Wells, Hearse Driver, directed by Zachary Byron Helm   Copyright © 2005 Denver Hearse Association. All Rights Reserved. Web Design by SomeSickDream Productions and hosted by Psychoholic.net