Red Flags: The Making of the Music Video, with AliHart
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| Red Flags: The Making of the Music Video, with AliHart | |
| A film by | Jake Jakubowski |
| Starring | AliHart |
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Running time | 34 minutes |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | American English |
| Budget | $500 |
Red Flags: The Making of the Music Video, with AliHart is a 2023 American documentary short film produced, written and directed by Jake Jakubowski. It is a behind-the-scenes documentary featuring the production of the music video, Red Flags from AliHart, a musician and singer-songwriter from Bath, Maine.
Although not the first song ever produced by AliHart, The song Red Flags was her first major music production, including the filming of a music video to accompany the song.
Plot
The docmentary starts off with a graphic that reads...
Red-Flag
To identify or draw attention to (A problem or issue to be dealt with).— Mirriem-Webster Dictionary
Ali is driving to a remote part of Acrostic, Maine in her car to reach her sweat lodge where she practices meditation. She is collecting large rocks and putting them in a bag, explaining their ceremonial significance. Once the rocks are used, they cannot be reused for future ceremonies and are placed outside. Ali is gathering the rocks to use as weights for her video camera equipment.[1]
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The last section of the documentary features other artists and friends of AliHart. They talk about the necessity of artists helping artists and Ali thanks her friends and support system for helping in the making of the music video.[1]
Screenshots
Moving a $40,000
baby grand piano
AliHart on day one of filming, after make up and hair.
Cinimatographer and assistant setting up a shot
Day three of filming, with a 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle
Production
Directed by Jake Jakubowski under the production company DMJ Productions, this video production was a year in the making and a low budget film recorded with a DJI Pocket II camcorder. The film was edited on a Macbook Air using Adobe Premiere video editing software.
Citation
Jake Jakubowski (Director); AliHart (Self) (2023). Red Flags: The Making of the Music Video, with AliHart (Documentary). Maine: DMJ Productions.