The name of the model girl at how deep is your love song professional#

The name of the model girl at how deep is your love song professional#

Patty: Robert Palmer was always a professional and a gentleman. He seemed rather intimidated by five ladies towering above him.Д¬learly if Robert Palmer had been a heartthrob of my generation, I would have been less blasГ© about his presence! He clinched the song in a few takes so the group filming was very fast.Дў. We had very little interaction with him becauseвЂ¦ДЎ. Julie: He was polite and the ultimate professionalвЂ¦and of course he was exceptional at performing on cue! Julia: Having lip gloss applied every three seconds! It took a long time and it was quite heavy. Patty: The hardest part may have been the makeup. Julie: KeyboardsвЂ¦playing to cue! Not such a tough shoot. I got to pretend to be a stroppy lead guitarist! I was working hard at that stage so took it in my stride. The other girls and creative team were all lovely so there was a great vibe. Mak: Hmmm, well, the makeup was transforming, I barely recognized myself. We all had a lot of fun and there was a terrific atmosphere. We spent many hours in makeup and then we would come out and the music would start. Patty: Since I had never seen a music video before, I was unsure of what was going on. Julie: It wasnвЂ™t every day we got to be involved in a pop video so the whole experience was great fun. Julie: I may have met Patty and Mak at Models 1 but most probably at the casting because the shoot was just after I joined the agency. Was this shoot the first time you met the others, or did you already know them? Julia: It was filmed in Holborn Studios (sadly now closed). Mak: Holborn Studios in Back Hill, in a basement. Union, I think! I believe that the shoot was either three days or fiveвЂ¦probably three. I donвЂ™t remember where, but I remember that the tea cart always rolled in about 3 in the afternoon. Patty: The video was filmed in a studio in London. Prep in the morning (hair, makeup, and styling) followed by a long lazy lunch and then RP arrived for the filming. The shoot took one day and Donovan liked to work in a relaxed manner so it was a very chilled day. Julie: It was a very small production in the depths of Holborn Studios, in central London. Where was the video filmed? How long was the shoot? Kathy: I guess the naughty ones always get sent to the back!Дid it bother you that you were blocked by Robert Palmer for most of the video?

Kathy, why were you assigned to be the drummer? Julia: I had never heard of Robert Palmer at the time as I think I was more into funk bands, so not overly excited! It was just another booking, except this one was with someone whose music I liked. Mak: I had no idea then what this video would become. Kathy: I was very excited when I heard I working with Terence Donovan again and doing a video. I was young and game for anything-especially anything that Terence Donovan was working on. To work with one of our legendary photographers so soon gave positive vibes for the potential of my career. Julie: Being a model was very new to me so every booking was a great adventure. Julia: A normal casting with the director Terence Donovan they looked at my portfolio and took a Polaroid pic.Дo you remember what your reaction was when you were cast? I was known to the director, Terence Donovan, and he booked me direct via my agent. Kathy: Strangely, I didnвЂ™t go to any casting. Terence and I had shot several ads for Neutrogena and he was familiar with me and the way I looked on film. Patty: I was cast by Terence Donovan and I believe that I was the prototype for the casting. He based his decision on looks and persona. Julie: I had just joined Models 1 model agency and Terence Donovan (a photographer and the director of the video) held a casting at his studio. He was very relaxed and made everyone feel comfortable. It was a family affair as Linda came to the studio with the kids.

Kathy, what was it like to work with Paul McCartney?

I was also in Octopussy, just another Bond girl. Kathy: I was in the video for вЂњFiguresвЂќ by Zaine Griff and also one directed by Paul McCartney, a Jamaican reggae group called the Simeons I honestly donвЂ™t remember. I had been living in Europe, not watching much television, so I did not know about MTV or music videos. Truth be told, I didnвЂ™t know what a music video was. Patty: This was early period in music video history. Julie: None (eeks, what was that about вЂњnot one-line answersвЂќвЂ¦?) What music videos, shows, or movies had you appeared in prior to that?

Then my family moved to Longmont, CO to try вЂњranching.вЂќ I left home for Tokyo at 17, the day after I graduated high school. Patty: I grew up my pre-teens in Deer Park, Long Island. Patty, you were the only American of the five. Kathy: I was living in Hampstead with another model friend. Patty: I was living in London, a model with Models 1 on Kings Road.