Green Island Serenade
:: Monday, April 5th, 2004 @ 3:30:10 pm
:: Tags: Music
A message from Enza Sebastiani, the director of the video:
“Enza’s new “Green Island” music video for singer Vienna Teng will air this coming Monday (April 5) on KTSF (cable 8 in the Bay Area and cable 17 in Vacaville). The “China Crosstalk” interview program with Vienna will begin at 11:00PM. Vienna has also been on David Letterman (our show includes clips from Letterman and CNN). Enza’s music video closes the program at around 11:25PM.
“The show can also be seen Nationwide on IC (International Channel) – most cable systems include IC as well – check your local listing for your local channel position.
“The show will be repeated in the Bay Area on Tuesday (April 6) at 12PM.”
Neat-o. I wish I could see it. Someone record, digitize, and send it to me! My house is in it. :) UPDATE — Turns out we get the International Channel here on Time Warner. It’s channel 500. We’re going to record it.
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BTW…noticed that Vienna is on Villa Montalvo’s upcoming schedule…
Yes Eric, I saw your house in the video. I didn’t know Vienna can converse in Chinese. You even got the special credit at the end of the video. My wife and I love the video. Mahalo!
I taped it (vhs). It was… weird. ;) Lots of various articles of clothing flowing in the wind and moody dissolve edits.
The sound was awful. It wasn’t in the video because the interview was distorted as well, so something was up with the broadcast levels.
But… kinda cool! :)
jim - i’m looking forward to seeing it. it has been described elsewhere as being “KTV-like,” so it should certainly be interesting. :)
innnnteresting. we went through so much trouble to clear out the main room in my place, and there’s a shot that shows little red cups and stuff piled on the island in the kitchen!
jim: your description (flowy stuff and horrible sound) was pretty accurate.
now i have to find time to watch the interview.
Tivo would be so much cooler if it had the ability to get metadata of video available on the web and download your picks. Since so much is available on the web, it wouldn’t matter what cable channels you get.