L.A. rock photographer Sterling Andrews, the woman multi-tasking at the center and periphery of “Like I Needed,” handles the video’s set design, still photography, and stop-action directing. The backdrop she creates for the Rogue Waves has a certain gothic flair, but the band and the song are all smiles throughout. Probably because all Rogue Wave had to do was show up and look pretty.
The video for “Chicago X 12” involved process, too.
Asleep At Heaven’s Gate is out via Brushfire Records.
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good for them… you know you’re doing pretty well when you can hire a piece of ass errr… a nice looking woman like that to do your video
You rule, Sterling.
Pretty? Rogue Wave is one ugly band.
way to go, sterling!
if they were doing well, they would have hired a nice piece of ass. not that piece of ass.
great tune!
Piece of ass or not, she didn’t just do this for Rogue Wave. Apparently it’s part of a bigger project, with a bunch of bands.
Small minds see in small ways. Great souls see beyond the small minds. I ask: who else is doing what she is doing? Beautiful.
I am having problems and wanted to report it to you with your posts with videos, for examle the Rogue Wave one has, in place of your video, a music playlist? Is this a none problem or is it unique to just me???
You need to download FireFox. Just your regular browser and old versions of QuickTime won’t let you access this page.
Indy, shoot me an email at web ~at~ this site’s url. i’m not sure why that’s happening, but I’ll look into it.
this is the real video and not a behind the scenes type of thing?
i’m confused…
and although they have nice facial hair, the music is kind of bland.
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