VoicePlay | Can We Talk About Bruno, Yet? | We Don't Talk About Bruno Reaction
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- VoicePlay | We Don't Talk About Bruno Reaction
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What do you think Voiceplay's most elaborate set for a video is?
In technical terms, I think it has to go to Valhalla Calling, with the seamless background LED screens, amazing makeup, and fantastic Unreal Engine work care of Eli. Although that's essentially a virtual set, so if you want to talk about in-house work, I think the question becomes much more difficult. In the Hall of the Mountain King has extensive makeup, prosthetics and a whole bunch of local trees that Layne dragged into the studio, but Drunken Sailor and The Dragonborn Comes both have a more detailed set, and arguably a more immersive environment. But Trapped: Billie Eilish in 3 Minutes is practically a miniature scary movie, with a cinematography complex enough that it required shooting what is known as a pre-visualisation before filming the actual video. And others would likely argue other videos on their respective merits- all this to say, VoicePlay do all kinds of video magic, and it's all top-tier.
@@CynicalTesuji I concur! I also put Valhalla Calling first, but, I place Hoist The Colors second
Those are good answers, but I’d say that Hall of the Mountain King has to be considered also. They actually cut and hauled large tree branches and small trees in to the studio for the forest scene. And when Elizabeth lost a fingernail before they started and they couldn’t find it in all the ground cover on the set, they found a small leaf that resembled her nails and glued it on for the shoot!
I like their newest one Sleeping In The Cold Below.
@@marshayoung9387 it is spectacular, and it was done at a studio that specializes in that kind of lighting. That doesn’t take anything away from it of course. I wanted to clarify that it wasn’t done at Pattycake Productions, their home base for filming.
Their 'production crew' is pretty much them, and as for their funding- Patreon and performances. These guys are 100% independent, 100% hands-on, and 1000% talented at this whole music production thing. Geoff or Layne do the majority of their arrangements, they shoot and edit their own vdeos, Eli does lighting, special effects (mostly Unreal Engine) and occasional arrangements, and just about the only things they sub out are extensive prosthetics/makeup, steadycam operation, specialty studios, and final audio mix (that goes to Ed Boyer, who does the same service for PTX and Home Free). That's a big part of what I love about these guys- they are fully rounded artists, not simply singers who perform things other folks created.
That is so cool
Also, not green screen, it is a painted fabric backdrop. They brought in some potted plants to flesh it out. Disney was so impressed with their arrangement that they hired them to perform it at a large private corporate event.
They have a Disney playlist, you should check it out together. If you want to stick with Disney, their version of Hellfire from Hunchback of Notre Dame is amazing.
I think it being real and not a green screen is even better. I don't know if I knew they had a bunch of Disney songs. I did react to This is Halloween with another content creator back in October. I'll add that one to the list
Actually, they've been around since 1997 😀, they are the oldest among the "four big A cappella groups". 🙂
And about the "opening an umbrella inside is bad luck", well, you should check their version of "Superstition" 😁😅.
Moreover... They ARE their "production Company". They're 100% independent, and this allows them to have TOTAL freedom and control over their artistic choices. 🙂
They do EVERYTHING themselves, from the arrangements to the set, filming, recording, video and audio editing, whatever. The only things they "outsource" are the final audio mixing (Ed Boyer is the guy for this), heavy makeup and prosthetic (Rick Underwood), and sometimes some camera work, especially when they need steady cam movements and stuff of the like. Heck, most of the time they film at Pattycake Production, which is co-owned by Layne Stein and Tony Wakim, another former member of the group who left years ago because he wanted to be on the other side of the camera... 🙂
Eli usually takes care of the lighting. 🙂
Nice reaction, see you next time!
Whoops. I had 2006 written down. I corrected that. I also wrote down they are the production company. Thank you for the information
@@AceofBadeReacts You're welcome. 🙂
Oh, I forgot to mention that their Production Manager is Kathy Castellucci, Geoff's wife 😅.
If you scroll down in any video's description, you'll find all the credits. 🙂
@@DavideBaroni ooh that's where I was supposed to look. Someone said at the end of the video and I was confused because the only thing it showed was the patrons
@@AceofBadeReacts That's another good advise, but for a different reason... Sometimes they put something at the end of the video, if you watch "Drunken Sailor" or even more "Halo Theme" you'll see what I mean. 🙂
It may be another piece of the song (like, the "true ending", as in "Running up that hill"), or some BTS footage, or part of the "karaoke version" of the song (which allow the watcher to better perceive the background harmonies and/or subtleties), or a piece of the group's history (as in "Halo theme", together with the reasons why they made it... Touching), or something funny (like in Geoff's solo version of "Man of constant sorrow) or something else. It's not "always", but it happens 🙂🙂.
For credits and such, the description is the place to go. 😉
I feel I should throw out there that Scott porter from Friday night lights was an original member in 97. At least I'm pretty sure he was
VP loves to add lots of "easter eggs" - one that is usually missed in this one - in the umbrella line, the background vocals echo "ella-ella-eh" as a pun/nod to Rhianna's "Umbrella"
I don't think we even noticed. That's pretty cool
Layne has a production studio, co-owned with a former member, Tony. They film a lot of their stuff there, but not all. Who ever takes responsibility for writing the arrangement - in this case, Layne - does the initial audio edit, and also has responsibility for the video, including editing. Eli did the lighting, Kathy Castellucci is their production manager. They do most of it themselves. I think this is one of the backdrops Eli did - he creates them with gamer software.
That's awesome. I knew Layne had the production studio, but I didn't know how many people were helping them
It is one of the first VoicePlay videos and I fell down that rabbit hole. I really liked seeing your very black kitty on your lap - one of mine is a flame-point born feral but 3 yrs later, still my baby sleeping on my lap.
Yeah he does that sometimes. Sabbath and the other cat Nyxie show up sometimes
Layne did the arrangement for this. In fact, he was working on the arrangement when he had a Zoom call with some of the patrons, and asked our opinion about some things. (They are very interactive with their patrons!)
Layne ordered Ashley’s clothing from Rent The Runway. Since they always send the size you order and one size larger, they got Geoff to wear the blouse and shorts for the video. (That’s how we found out that Geoff is exactly one women’s size larger than Ashley).
The backdrop isn’t green screen or painted. Layne wanted to do painted as they did for Little Mermaid, but they were on a tight schedule so he modified the house scene on his computer to appear as though it was painted. And then had it printed on vinyl. To get the flower petals ‘floating’ they used a leaf blower while they were doing that section speeded up. When it was slowed back down the petals floated. And the rat on Geoff was actually a remote controlled ‘Remy’ toy Layne borrowed from his youngest daughter.
It sounds like there was quite a bit that went into it
The production company they use is them. It is true that Layne and Tony Wakim (who used to be one of the baritones) own a production studio and many of their productions are shot there. However if you read the credits- it’s them. They send the final mix out and they will hire a make up artist and steady cam operator if necessary. Otherwise it’s pretty much just them. It is convenient that Layne is part owner of a place where they can film everything. It gives him the opportunity to do the set ups like the lighting the backdrops and the lighting a day ahead. The lighting is generally done by Eli.
In the video when Ashley’s line got stolen by Geoff (with the flower petals) he was portraying Camilo the Shapeshifter. Most of the time he was channeling what he thought Bruno would be like. But then he portrayed Isabella, the perfect flower child and that’s why the costume change. (When you re-watch, check out everybody’s expressions including Ashley’s when he steals that line🤣.)
In order to get the flower petals to waft on by and not sink immediately to the ground, they not only used a fan but brought in a leaf blower!
There is an hilarious video of Geoff and Ashley dancing in their matching outfits(even the pink shorts!!) It’s on Instagram and it’s the second picture in the page so you have to swipe. But it is well worth going out there to check because it is so darn funny.
Here is the link: instagram.com/p/CarDla3um1q/?
That is awesome
5:30 KITTY
Yeah both cats make an appearance every once in a while
Asley is a friend of Cesar, also from Puerto Rico. J.None left the group in 2021 ro sing with the navy's music section. He comes back when on leave to make videos with the guys. I didn't see the movie until after seeing this, and the song in the movie seemed rather empty, compared to this. It's not greenscreen, eli is usually responsible for their backdrops. They work in Layne;s Pattycake Produnctions studio. Eli also is in charge of lighting. They do almost everything themselves. Very little hired help. They do emply a makeup artist at times. Geoff is playing the shape shifting character of course. :)
I just thought J. None went to the Navy. I guess I didn't know he went to join their music section. I also didn't know the Navy had a music section
@@AceofBadeReacts The Navy has several music groups J is in The Sea Chanters they recently had an online livestream concert on the Liberty University Channel.
@@Denalicat With several solos by J !!
@@Denalicat That's awesome
They do most things themselves - they also decide the video direction - and yes they are a load of fun. Hard-working, multi-talented group - and they do fantastic arrangements.
They do quite a few gaming covers! Halo, Skyrim, Assassin's Creed (Valhalla Calling) and they just did a warframe cover (Sleeping in the cold below).
They have the widest genre range of all the a cappella groups - so to pick something you like should be easy!. They have oodles more Disney songs and Medleys, fabulous Halloween stuff, shanties etc. etc. but their Rock/Alternative covers are my personal favourites.
Hoping to see more! 🌹🕊
I also suggest watching their take on a Portal song :D I think it was filmed in one of their homes lol ua-cam.com/video/OUkqUYd1qnE/v-deo.htmlsi=j4tV5EKVmajPnhCp
Oh for sure. VoicePlay is always entertaining to react to
Their biggest production is probably "Valhalla Calling." They rented a studio with LED screens covering the walls. They went the whole nine for that one. It's amazing if you haven't seen it yet.
I haven't seen that one yet, but it is on the list
All you need to do is read the credits to see that they do 95 percent of everything themselves. Even Geoffs videos are mostly Geoff and his wife Kathy.
There were no credits. It was just them thanking their patrons
@@AceofBadeReacts the credits are always in the description of the video and they ar often very hilarious to read. The guys have their own homour.
For more of Ashley Diane (and Layne singing!), check out their version of 'If I Was a Rich Man/Girl', this was her first video with VP! If you are into gaming, try their covers of 'Dragonborn Comes' from Skyrim, 'Sleeping In The Cold Below' from Warframe and their cover of the Halo theme, which even impressed the composer - but make sure you watch that one to the end..! 😉
For sure. I am a gamer, but not those ones specifically. I'll have to bring someone on for those to be able to appreciate it better
Their whole production organization is internal and funded through Patreon, which I find amazing and wonderful. It allows them to do the projects they want to do.
That's really cool
Geoff Castellucci has a 5 octave range. From B0 to an A5#!
Oh wow I didn't know that
love all those groups, Voiceplay, Home Free, Pentatonix, all such great talents. And the new Nigerian guys Vocamonix, so many fun great groups.
Acapella is a booming industry
Judging from girlfriend’s expressions on the line “fade to black”, and the fact she identifies as a Disney fan, you two need to watch “Hellfire”. It’s very Geoff-forward.
Hellfire is from Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame, and it’s, IMO, the darkest villain song they’ve ever done.
I will let her know, although not girlfriend, just one of many content creators I have on the channel. It has been added to the list
I won Geoff's shirt and wrap on their auction. All proceeds go to help other young people who are into music!
That's really cool
Thank you for this reaction. I also want to show appreciation for your partner too. She has a beautiful aura and spirit about her. Gorgeous smile.
Yeah TwinklyTor is pretty cool
Enjoyed your reactions, thank you!
Thank you
Would love more Twinklytor reactions to Geoff and other bass singers. Jack's lament, home free, Tiktok bass singers version of hoist the colours, aso. 👍 Nice reaction!
Yeah she reacted to a Pentatonix song a while back. I'm sure she will be happy to check out some more Acapella related content
@@AceofBadeReacts Great, that deserves a sub👍✅. Checked out your playlists to see what might be new and interesting for both of you.
May I suggest, 1) Home free, Brothers in Arms. A Dire straits cover that does leave an impression on anyone listening. 2) The Bass Gang, Mad World ft Elliott Robinson, or Yellow flicker beat ft Colm McGuinness. Or for spooky Halloween stuff, Hide and seek ft Lauren Paley. 3) One of the Bass Gang members did a fantastic collab on his channel, Bobby Bass, Hoist the colours ft Eric Hollaway and others. You will know when Eric is singing. He does imho have the most remarkable bass voice of today, even if there might be technically better bass singers.
Eric is also featured on the trio version of Miracleofsound, Valhalla calling. But even if it's the original, I would recommend Voiceplay's version of it. Also a fantastic option for a reaction together with Twinklytor 👍. Take care, till next time!
I feel this was even better than the original ❤
You guys ought to react to some of their video game covers. Like the Halo theme. Dragonborn Comes; Skyrim and Sleeping in the Cold Below. Just to name a few. Also, they've done a ton of Disney. It's all great.
Yeah I'll have to bring in some other content creators for the video game ones
You should totally watch Encanto! You'll get the jokes in this video much better! Plus, it's just a fun little family movie. Also, it's written by Lin Manuel Miranda, the guy who wrote "Hamilton." Which one of Voiceplay's occasional guests, DeeJay Young, is in!
DeeJay performed first in a touring company but is now playing Aaron Burr on Broadway!
@@janetdw Fantastic! I hope we see more of him with Voiceplay some day. He's a fantastic High Tenor, and may even go higher than Earl, though I can't be sure.
@@DravenGal When he goes high, I always think of Mariah Carey!😂
@@janetdw I know! And he's got such delightful personality too! As far as I can tell, that is. And a great smile, so he fits in with the guys so well. But then, so do most of their guests! You can always tell when a guest singer is enjoying and really appreciating singing with a group (any musical group), or is just using them for name recognition or back up. Some guest stars on TV shows are like that too. Especially talk shows. Wait, where am I topicwise? I should have taken that left turn at "fits in with the guys!" What's up, Doc?
That's pretty cool. Yeah yesterday when I was looking up when Encanto came out I saw that he did the music for the movie
Moana Medley
I have added it to the list
Not a green screen. It is a backdrop they rented.
Someone said they painted it
@@AceofBadeReacts no, they didn't paint it. It was rented for the backdrop of this video.