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VIDIOTS UNITES ALICIA KEYS WITH WNBA & ESPN
 
NEW YORK - Vidiots (www.vidiots.tv) co-founder Michael Amoia recently completed work on a new promotional piece that partners Grammy winner Alicia Keys with the WNBA and ESPN. The one-minute music video features the artist performing her latest song – “Superwoman” – and is being used to promote league coverage on the cable sports network.
(6/24/2008)
Amoia directed and edited the project. First, he created a montage featuring still photos of WNBA players, working with ESPN supervising producer Valerie Fischler. The montage would be used as an on-set video that played on a big-screen display behind Keys while she performed.

She was captured in a multi-camera HD shoot during a rehearsal at Anaheim, CA’s Honda Center, early on in her As I Am Tour. The “Superwoman” track was also edited to its one minute-length for the shoot by Keys’ engineer Ann Mincieli.

Back at Vidiots, Amoia used an Avid to combine the ballad-style footage with hand-held shots of Keys’ walking to the stage and elements from the performance.



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