It’s July 25, 1969.
Apollo 11 landed on the moon just five short days ago. And Iowa musician Miss Christine has warped backwards through more than five decades of history to perform on the iconic stage of the Surf Ballroom, where Buddy Holly played his last show before his tragic death.
The music video tells a story about time travel, human identity and the malleable nature of reality.
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Christine Moad, Kaya Schafer, Asa Crowe, Alyx Rush, Tony Andrys, Brook Hoover, Andrew Teutsch.
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Fred eBong’s directorial philosophy centers on the fundamental importance of storytelling in filmmaking. He believes that story is the core of all video production, serving not just to convey information, but to imbue it with meaning and transform it into a journey. According to eBong, stories have the power to both reflect and alter our lives, defining our identities in the process.
At FE Studios, eBong and his team are dedicated to forging connections between audiences and the essential truths of the individuals, businesses, and non-profits they collaborate with. This approach is driven by passion rather than mere strategy. Each project at FE Studios is a collaborative endeavor with clients, starting with a deep dive into the intricate details of their stories. eBong’s team focuses on articulating and visualizing these stories to effectively communicate key information while also capturing their emotional essence. They specialize in producing visual narratives that allow audiences to fully engage with and appreciate the richness and vibrancy of the stories being told.
