Underwater Music Video Highlighting Ocean Pollution
Welsh Artist Novo Amor Shoots Underwater Music Video In Indonesia Highlighting Ocean Pollution NEWS DESK THE JAKARTA POST Jakarta | Thu, June 21, 2018 | 10:04 am Welsh singer-songwriter Ali Lacey, or commonly known by his stage name Novo Amor, released a music video recently for his song "Birthplace" taken from his debut solo album of the same name, set for release later this year. Shot entirely underwater, the video features British freediver Michael Board, who now lives on the island of Gili Trawangan. According to theculturetrip.com , it took Board 250 freedives to create enough footage for Novo Amor's music video. Board held his breath for up to three minutes for each shot, while he also had to perform other tasks underwater, including swimming with sea turtles, snakes, eels and giant manta rays. Amed Beach in Bali The crew spent 35 hours underwater to capture the footage. Locations for the music video include Amed Beach in Bali, which was chosen for it...