SpiderBoy Gets His Groove On
July 25th, 2006 | Author: admin
Here is one of my latest videos… Click on the pic to start the flick.
Summary: Spider Boy dances to cool music and dazzles the crowd with his dance moves. When he gets his groove – he can really move. Very funny and awesome video shows the dance moves from this little boy — who thinks he is SpiderMan. He can dance better than Zefrank.
Credits: Special thanks to the little boy (sorry we do not know his name) dancing at the St. Patricks Festival in Roanoke, VA on March 18, 2006
The original sound track of Spider Boy dancing (the day we filmed) was garbled and had a lot of wind noise, so we remixed and released this video with a sound-track from Kevin McLeod.
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