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Thrushes: Trees

15 December 2011

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Official music video for “Trees” by Thrushes. From the album NIGHT FALLS on Birdnote Records.

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Directed by CHRISTOPHER J EWING

cast
paisley: EMILY WHETSTONE
clara: MIYA FOLICK

crew
cinematographer: LAYNE PAVOGGI
edited by: COLIN BROOKER & CHRISTOPHER J EWING
production design: AYAKA OHWAKI
post production supervisor: COLIN BROOKER
vfx supervisor: GEOFF YANO
production assistance: CALLIE BLOEM

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