Boy Outside – River Runs To The Sea
THE BRIEF
Aidan Cooney aka Boy Outside already had some clear imagery in his mind when he wrote River Runs To The Sea. He wanted pictures that captured the sense of loss, space and isolation that was present in the song. We ran with the theme of someone trying to find their way back to someone dear to them. Wandering through a vast landscape, they come to realise that person will be forever just out of reach.
THE SOLUTION
We jumped in a car with a small crew and stills photographer and road-tripped out to Broken Hill. Without time for a location recce, we planned shoot locations online and spent two days filming in the incredible (and dry and hot) landscape of Broken Hill and Silverton. Square Fish got to all locations we could have hoped for and despite some narrow kangaroo misses on the drive home, couldn’t have been happier with the shoot.
THEY SAID WHAT?
Susan Heymann
Square Fish have delivered some incredible work for our live music projects. Hamish and the Square Fish team were always accommodating and agile, which was essential to make our tight deadlines work. Despite some difficult timelines and moving targets, the content was always delivered on time, at consistently a high standard and met the brief. We wouldn’t hesitate to use Square Fish again in the future.
Claire Dunne
A pleasure to work with! Hamish and the team at Square Fish have a knack for taking your vision and bringing it to life through video in a professional yet stunningly beautiful way. Looking forward to continuing to work with Square Fish on future projects.
Dolly Parton
Hamish is such a ham! He made me look good!
Pamela Tyers
Working with Square Fish is always a pleasure and the quality of the work is impeccable. I look forward to doing more!
Genevieve McDonald
Hamish did an amazing job of capturing our family story so authentically. We are so pleased with the finished product and the response to our video has been overwhelming.
Murray Pope
Hamish is not only a fine producer of entertaining commercial videos, but is also a highly professional video storyteller. I have dealt with him for years and he excelled himself twelve months ago in producing a video for waverleystation.com. It communicated far better for Waverley than anything preceding it and attracted over 25,000 viewers on social media.
Owen Craig
Hamish and Square Fish are hands down the best video production company I’ve ever worked with. Fast turnaround, competitive quoting, and a super pleasure to deal with. But most of all, Hamish gets it right every time. Once the briefing is done – whether it’s a series of interviews, a corporate promotional video or a launch event highlights reel – the result is delivered fast and with just the right grabs and content selected. There is rarely any need to go back for a second edit. If I had to guess the Square Fish motto, I would say it’s “get it right first time”.
Danny Nozell
Hamish captured some incredible footage of our clients and was always a consummate professional. I would work with him anywhere in the world.
Jane Cay
Hamish and Square Fish brought a high-level of creative vision, combined with a thoroughly professional approach to tell our brand stories in a sophisticated yet accessible, witty way, time and time again.
Sam Bell
Hamish at Square Fish took on my project and invested his energy into making sure it met all my requirements. His ability to visualise and encapsulate the story and then put this into a video is a true art. The quality of the images captured in the short time frame was amazing and I would highly recommend Hamish to anyone looking to use his services.
Tania Ward
Hamish is always a pleasure to work with. He brings incredible film making skills to every job but adds so much extra value with his ideas and suggestions and his wonderful way with people. A true professional, Hamish has a wonderful talent and delivers impressive products each and every time.
