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Use this template when updating or creating a page about a music video - aka a short-form video. Additional subheaders can be added as necessary, however, please do not delete sections in the info box on the right upper corner. If you don't know the information there, please leave as is or put in 'unknown' instead. Someone else may be able to provide that information later.--> | Use this template when updating or creating a page about a music video - aka a short-form video. Additional subheaders can be added as necessary, however, please do not delete sections in the info box on the right upper corner. If you don't know the information there, please leave as is or put in 'unknown' instead. Someone else may be able to provide that information later.--> | ||
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| + | During their North American tour [[The Police]] shot a video for their single [[De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da]] in the snow of the Canadian mountains. | ||
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| − | The video shows [[Stewart Copeland]] filming with his Super-8 camera. In his movie [[Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out]] we can see Stewart's view. | + | The video shows [[Stewart Copeland]] filming with his Super-8 camera. In his movie [[Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out]] we can see Stewart's view. And how tired [[Sting]] looks... |
| − | This video was either shot today or very early on [[1980-11-26]]. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, 1981 mentions that [[The Police]] went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet. | + | The Hamer instruments used in this video were given to [[The Police]] in Chicago on [[1980-11-22]]. |
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| + | This video was either shot today or very early on [[1980-11-26]]. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, [[1981]] mentions that [[The Police]] went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet. | ||
There's also a rare video version of [[Don't Stand So Close To Me]] which was shot here in Canada in the snow. | There's also a rare video version of [[Don't Stand So Close To Me]] which was shot here in Canada in the snow. | ||
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=Quotations and trivia= | =Quotations and trivia= | ||
| − | Originally [[The Police]] should have played a concert at Montreal's Centre Sportif today. This was re-scheduled to | + | Originally [[The Police]] should have played a concert at Montreal's Centre Sportif today. This was re-scheduled to [[1981-01-07]]. |
=See also= | =See also= | ||
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=References= | =References= | ||
| − | sources: I'll Be Watching You; Smash Hits - January 8, 1981 | + | sources: I'll Be Watching You; Smash Hits - January 8, [[1981]] |
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| − | [[ | + | [[1980-11-26| next entry ==>]] |
| − | + | [[Category:1980]] | |
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Latest revision as of 14:30, 14 November 2021
During their North American tour The Police shot a video for their single De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da in the snow of the Canadian mountains.
| De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da | |
|---|---|
| Artist: | The Police |
| Directed by: | Derek Burbidge |
| Produced by: | Kate Burbidge |
| Filming location: | Gray Rocks, Quebec - Canada |
| Released: | 1980 |
| Running time: | X:XX |
Contents
Video summary
The Police lip-synch De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da in the snow.
Production
The video shows Stewart Copeland filming with his Super-8 camera. In his movie Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out we can see Stewart's view. And how tired Sting looks...
The Hamer instruments used in this video were given to The Police in Chicago on 1980-11-22.
This video was either shot today or very early on 1980-11-26. Smash Hits magazine from January 8, 1981 mentions that The Police went skiing and arrived in Philadelphia at the last minute with a private jet.
There's also a rare video version of Don't Stand So Close To Me which was shot here in Canada in the snow.
Release history
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| Cover art | Video title | Release date | Release country |
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VIDEO TITLE | YYYY-MM-DD | COUNTRY |
Awards
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| Year | Winner | Award | Category |
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| YYYY | WINNER (best video...) | AWARD (MTV Awards...) | CATEGORY |
Nominations
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| Year | Nominee | Award | Category |
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| YYYY | NOMINEE (best video...) | AWARD (MTV Awards...) | CATEGORY |
Quotations and trivia
Originally The Police should have played a concert at Montreal's Centre Sportif today. This was re-scheduled to 1981-01-07.
See also
This section needs more information.
External links and reviews
This section needs more information.
References
sources: I'll Be Watching You; Smash Hits - January 8, 1981
