The highlight video of our sessions in Switzerland is final finished! (It’s not everyday I have an external hard drive fail four hours into creating a project). But seeing Jennifer attempt to play the biggest instrument I have ever seen was all worth it. ch:
What’s your favorite part?
CHB Swiss Sessions Highlight Reel from Grandath Films on Vimeo.
This highlight reel was shot during the vocal recordings for the Christopher Hopper Band’s French version of their new album, “Heaven Meets Earth,” or more aptly, “Le Ciel Touche La Terre.” Captured during a week of recording in September 2010 in Studio Freymond, nestled in the hilltop town of Martherenges, Switzerland. ©2010 Christopher Hopper, Sprig Records / ASCAP, Grandath Films
Ha Ha Ha!!! Too much fun, and soooo much good hard work! Thank you,son. Ilove you Jenny and I love you all.Jesus keep you!!! daddy
So very proud of all of you! daddyh
CK: The U.S. film Industry calls this type of film production a “gag reel”! This certainly qualifies. LOL! Thank you! daddyh
I would have to agree with you on this one!
Thanks for your endless love, Daddy. You’re the most amazing man I know.
“gag reel”
1. Definition:
(n.) a group of scenes from a show or movie in which the actors/singers make mistakes and laugh about it.
Haha, this was so great! Love all the laughs!
Thanks Reb-Reb! We sure had a blast, as you can tell. The only thing that would have made it better would have been a motorbike.
Great Type man!
o yeah incredible film quality and music as well = )
Love you man.
The amount of stuff you produce puts me to same man = )
_john
Oh, gosh! Look who’s talking mr. Genius creator-stud! LOVE YOU!
Awesome to watch but can’t wait to listen to it.
It’s hard to choose a favorite part… but I cannot deny that I laughed a lot at you as you tried to say the hardest sentences in french…
But despise the fact that it made me laugh I’m extremely impressed by you and your wife and what you managed to do in another language that you don’t know that well! That’s fantastic. Well done!
You’re very very kind to us, Aline! Thanks for your comment. We hope we’ve done the French-speaking people of the world a service, and not a distraction. ch: