David Yeo and Scott Normand look to the skies in this promo for Livingston. For flowing material, this video definitely has you covered, from hair to dress to capes.

<p/> <p/> David Yeo and Scott Normand look to the skies in this promo for Livingston. For flowing material, this video definitely has you covered, from hair to dress to capes. David says that it wasn't an easy shoot. "We wanted to create something epic, worldly and ethereal...to get the effect of something floating in the middle of the City," he says. "I decided that using a trampoline high up on a roof top would work. We didn't factor in no lifts at the location and having to dismantle the trampoline and carry it piece by piece up six flights of stairs and then making it stable and safe." They pulled it off anyway, and it looks great.

David says that it wasn't an easy shoot. "We wanted to create something epic, worldly and ethereal...to get the effect of something floating in the middle of the City," he says. "I decided that using a trampoline high up on a roof top would work. We didn't factor in no lifts at the location and having to dismantle the trampoline and carry it piece by piece up six flights of stairs and then making it stable and safe."

<p/> <p/> David Yeo and Scott Normand look to the skies in this promo for Livingston. For flowing material, this video definitely has you covered, from hair to dress to capes. David says that it wasn't an easy shoot. "We wanted to create something epic, worldly and ethereal...to get the effect of something floating in the middle of the City," he says. "I decided that using a trampoline high up on a roof top would work. We didn't factor in no lifts at the location and having to dismantle the trampoline and carry it piece by piece up six flights of stairs and then making it stable and safe." They pulled it off anyway, and it looks great.

They pulled it off anyway, and it looks great.

<p/> <p/> David Yeo and Scott Normand look to the skies in this promo for Livingston. For flowing material, this video definitely has you covered, from hair to dress to capes. David says that it wasn't an easy shoot. "We wanted to create something epic, worldly and ethereal...to get the effect of something floating in the middle of the City," he says. "I decided that using a trampoline high up on a roof top would work. We didn't factor in no lifts at the location and having to dismantle the trampoline and carry it piece by piece up six flights of stairs and then making it stable and safe." They pulled it off anyway, and it looks great.