Monday, September 17, 2012
'TIL SUMMER
It's most definitely the end of summer here in southwest Missouri...as I type this, I'm wearing
a flannel shirt over one of last summer's tanks.
I've also been thinking ahead a bit lately, toward possibilities for trailers for both of my forthcoming books (the MG from Dial and the YA from HarperCollins). Which means that I've been pretty seriously in-tune with what visuals do for a song as I watch CMT. (The station's been something of a long-time weekend ritual, along with a big breakfast...The older I get, the more I gravitate toward bluegrass; with a semi-professional bluegrass musician in the family, I tend to think of it as a genetic predisposition.)
I was struck this morning by how really perfect the visuals are for this one. The scenes match the song and are a perfect match for the feeling I've had the past few days, as my own Missouri summer comes to an end.
Now if I could just somehow channel that when I sit down to put together my next trailer...
I've also been thinking ahead a bit lately, toward possibilities for trailers for both of my forthcoming books (the MG from Dial and the YA from HarperCollins). Which means that I've been pretty seriously in-tune with what visuals do for a song as I watch CMT. (The station's been something of a long-time weekend ritual, along with a big breakfast...The older I get, the more I gravitate toward bluegrass; with a semi-professional bluegrass musician in the family, I tend to think of it as a genetic predisposition.)
I was struck this morning by how really perfect the visuals are for this one. The scenes match the song and are a perfect match for the feeling I've had the past few days, as my own Missouri summer comes to an end.
Now if I could just somehow channel that when I sit down to put together my next trailer...
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I was struck this morning by how really perfect the visuals are for this one. The scenes match the song and are a perfect match for the feeling I've had the past few days, as my own Missouri summer comes to an end.
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