August 2009 was a great month for A Life of Science. We were fresh off the release of our debut album, The Apneist, and preparing to embark on our first ever nationwide tour, where we would release our debut comic book based on our music at Baltimore Comic Con. It was during this brief period that we put together a massive crew to film our debut music video for our track, "SAN-D4000, You are Immortal."
The day of the music video shoot was exciting for all involved. With an entire crew of dancers, hair and make up artists, crew and actors on a huge set with RED cams and major equipment, the video had enormous potential. At the end of the day, applause broke out as "That's a wrap" was declared. Then things got a little weird...
As the crew packed up and got ready to head home, they were met with the very disturbing news that the footage from the day had been accidentally flushed. Since the video had taken months of planning and thousands of dollars to execute, there was a period of grief and frustration...
Fast forward to December 2011... 17 months after the fact, and the SAN-D4000, You are Immortal "lost" music video is finally complete. Since that fateful day of the video shoot, the footage has been recovered, passed through a few sets of hands for editing, sat motionless for months, and, finally, been edited and approved.
May we present to you, the "SAN-D4000, You are Immortal" Music Video. Enjoy.
Many special thanks to Joe Homokay, Matty Steinkamp, Carrissa Carrillo, Scott Conditt, Kyle Smith, Kristin Isaac, Erica Grimwood, Bob McKee, Zakk Geist, Anthony Gabuzzi, Rian O'Horo, Angel Garcia, Kevin Harper, Evan Worle, Bex Cox, Tiffany Goss, Kim Bernard, Becky Keenan, Travis Alexander, and the rest of the crew, without whom this video would not have been possible.
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