[claude2]

The Video of Sandie 67'S 

Iclone4 Art Sandie Shaw

[Data]

Very good claude, nice to see the video playing on the site and I like the song too.

[claude2]

Dear DataHopa, Yes, Sandie Shaw, the face, to be similar has Greta Garbo, I like legends, it is angels for me, the angels are a need of calmness. I love Stevie Nicks completely, she is very nice, is it is my angel for me, I like it very much. Thank you my friend. Thank you!

[squarebear]

Very impressive as always. Can I ask how long it takes you to make something like that?

[claude2]

Dear SquareBear, for the video, it is necessary to prepare (1) Stage, she must be 'improved ', and afterwards, (2 (3) (4)) and more, improved. Errors, cut error is needed. To adapt, with the topic of the song, listened, in the first time, the song, and topic is needed. Then composed, the stage, the best possible, for given, the picture of the song. It this fact in several stages. 1 days are needed for create, a perfect video. Especially respected, capacity of Iclone4, but Iclone4, it is a machine, very improved, and it can make, for more complex job a lot. Iclone4, am ideal, for the Video of Music. Thanks a lot my friend, Squarebear. Friendships of Claude

[Freddy]

Quite a lot to do then 

How many hours does it take you on average to make a video like this ?

[claude2]

Dear Freddy, every piece of video, make 30 seconds. The longest it is organized the pieces of video, for music, Iclone4, made a lot of job, he helps has fulfil, the biggest job. Counting, is 5 hours of employment for the animation, and of 2 has 3hH00, for the rest. But, it is phased. Freddy, I love creation!! And I continue it. Friendships my Friend.

[Art]

That song was quite a hit in the late 1960's and was a favorite of mine and everyone else who met in the "Tap Room" pub just off campus after a hard day of studdying. The artist was Mary Hopkins here in the US.

For a bit of history on the song:
"Those Were the Days" is a song credited to Gene Raskin, who put English lyrics to the Russian song "Dorogoi dlinnoyu" ("Дорогой длинною", lit. "By the long road"), written by Boris Fomin (1900–1948) with words by the poet Konstantin Podrevskii. It deals with reminiscence upon youth and romantic idealism. The Georgian Tamara Tsereteli (1900–1968) in 1925[1] and Alexander Vertinsky in 1926[2] made what were probably the earliest recordings of the song. However, it is best remembered for Mary Hopkin's 1968 recording, which was a top-ten hit in both the U.S. and the U.K. On most records of the song, Gene Raskin is credited as the writer of the song, even though he just wrote the English lyrics and not the melody.

Now you know what you didn't know! Thanks again for the memories, Claude!

[claude2]

Dear Art, yes, It is very ancient, my parent had an old receiver radio, in the sixties s, I had perhaps 3-year-just old, my mother sing this singing. Thank you my friend Art. Friendships of Claude